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BIBLIOGRAPHY 


WOODROW   WILSON 


1917-1921 


BIBLIOGRAPHY   OF 

WOODROW  WILSON 

1917—1921 


PRINCETON  UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY 
ESSAYS  TOWARDS  A  BIBLIOGRAPHY  OF 

WOODROW  WILSON 


1.  demons,    Harry,    An    essay    towards   a    bibliography    of    the    published    writings    and    ad 

dresses   of   Wood  row    Wilson.    1875-1910.      Princeton,    1913. 

2.  Brown,   George   Dobbin,    An   essay    towards   a   bibliography   of   the   published   writings   and 

addresses  of   Woodrow   Wilson,   1010-1917.      (March   4)    Princeton,   1917. 

3.  Leach,    Howard    Seavoy,    An   essay    towards   a    bibliography    of    the    published    writings   of 

Woodnnv   Wilson,   March   1917   to  March   1921.      Princeton.    1922. 


AN  ESSAY  TOWARDS  A 

BIBLIOGRAPHY 

OT    THE    PUBLISHED    WRITINGS    AND    ADDRESSES    OF 

WOODROW    WILSON 

March  1917  to  March  1921 


BY 

HOWARD  SEAVOY  LEACH,  A.M. 
Reference  Librarian  of  Princeton  University  Library 


Princeton 

The  Library  of  Princeton  University 
1922 


Copyright,  1923,  by 
The  Library  of  Princeton  University 


FOREWORD 

This  essay  is  a  continuation  of  the  bibliographies  compiled  by 
Mr.  demons*  and  Mr.  Brown. f  It  is  an  attempt  to  list  the 
books,  addresses,  messages,  notes  and  state  papers  written  and 
since  published,  during  the  period  of  Mr.  Wilson's  second  ad 
ministration,  March  4,  1917  to  March  4,  1921.  It  is  hoped  that 
all  of  the  important  items  are  included  and  that  a  sufficient 
number  of  citations  are  given  to  make  them  accessible  to  all 
readers.  State  papers,  although  they  emanated  from  the  State 
Department  and  often  bore  signature  of  the  Secretary  of  State 
but  whose  composition  may  be  attributed  to  Mr.  Wilson,  have 
been  freely  listed  and  have  been  included  in  their  chronological 
order.  Proclamations  have  been  listed  separately  only  when 
their  interest  seemed  to  warrant.  All  proclamations  have  been 
listed  collectively  under  the  year,  as  in  the  United  States  statutes 
at  large.  Executive  orders  have  not  been  listed.  These  may  be 
found  in  the  Official  Bulletin.  The  following  are  the  chief  sources 
from  which  citations  are  made : 

1.  Volumes  of  collected  addresses,  papers,  etc.,  published  by 
the  regular  publishing  houses. 

2.  Government  documents. 

3.  Official  bulletin. 

4.  Congressional  record. 

5.  Periodicals  listed  in  Poole's  Index. 

Citations  from  newspapers  have  not  been  generally  made. 
The  imprint  "Government  Printing  Office"  is  to  be  understood 
wherever  the  place  of  publication  is  given  as  Washington. 

The  Library  of  Congress  has  an  analytical  subject  index  on 
cards  to  the  speeches  and  addresses  of  President  Wilson  practi 
cally  complete  from  January  1,  1913,  to  June  30,  1920. 

My  thanks  are  due  to  Mr.  H.  H.  B.  Meyer,  Chief  Bibliographer 
of  the  Library  of  Congress,  and  to  Mr.  Joseph  P.  Tumulty,  for 
their  invaluable  advice  and  assistance. 

H.  S.  L. 

The  Princeton  University  Library 

Reference  Department 

July  1922 


*  An  essay  towards  a  bibliography  of  the  published  writings  and  addresses  of  Woodrow 
Wilson,  1875-1910.     Princeton,   1913. 

t  An  essay  towards  a  bibliography  of  the  published  writings  and  addresses  of  Woodrow 
Wilson,   1910-1917.      (March  4)   Princeton,   1917. 

(i) 


Books,  1917 

America  and  freedom ;  being  the  statements  of  President  Wil 
son  on  the  war,  with  a  preface  by  the  Rt.  Hon.  Viscount  Grey. 
London,  George  Allen  and  Unwin,  1917. 

(Contains  selected  addresses  from  December  20,  1916,  to 
Aug.  28,  1917.) 

Constitutional  government  in  the  United  States.  New  York, 
Columbia  University  Press,  1917.  (First  published  1908.) 

o 

Den  nya  friheten,  ett  krav  pa  frigorelse  av  de  adla  krafterna  hos 
ett  folk.  Auktoriserad  oversattning  av  Otto  Lundh.  Stock 
holm,  M.  Bergvall  [1917]. 

O  presidente  dos  Estados  Unidos.  Tr.  do  inglez  por  V.  J.,  Rio 
de  Janeiro,  J.  Ribeiro  dos  Santos,  1917. 

Pourquoi  nous  sommes  en  guerre ;  six  messages  au  Congres  et 
au  peuple  americain,  suivis  du  message  du  president  Wilson  a 
la  Russie.  Traduction  integrate  et  conforme  aux  textes  offi- 
ciels,  par  Desire  Roustan.  .  .  Paris,  Editions  Bossard,  1917. 

President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history  making 
documents.  Chicago,  Stanton  and  Van  Vliet  Co.,  c!917. 

(Contains   addresses,   etc.,   from   March   4,   1913,   to   May 
22,  1917.) 

President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses,  with  editorial 
notes,  a  biographical  sketch  and  an  introduction.  New  York, 
The  Review  of  reviews  company,  1917.  Introduction  signed 
Albert  Shaw. 

(Contains   selected   addresses,   etc.,   from   March   4,   1913, 
to  September  19,  1917.) 

President  Woodrow  Wilson's  address  to  Congress,  April  2,  1917. 
Proclamation  of  the  President,  April  6,  1917.  Proclamation 
of  the  Mayor  of  the  City  of  New  York,  April  6,  1917.  Address 
of  the  President  to  his  fellow  countrymen,  April  16,  1917.  New 
York,  American  Exchange  National  Bank,  1917. 

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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Proclamations  by  the  President  of  the  United  States,  March  9, 
1917,  to  December  26,  1917.  U.  S.  Laws,  Statutes,  etc.  The 
statutes  at  large,  vol.  40,  pt.  2,  p.  1645-1735. 

(For    other    proclamations,    see    under    1918,    1919,    1920, 
1921.) 

Relief  of  officers   and   enlisted   men.      Correspondence   between 
President  Wilson  and  Secretary  McAdoo,  relating  to  the  bill 
providing  for  family  allowances,  indemnification,  re-education 
and   insurance   in   behalf  of  officers   and   enlisted  men   of  the 
army  and  navy  of  the  United  States.     Washington,  1917. 
(65th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  75.) 
Another  issue  under  Family  allowances,  indemnity  and  in 
surance  for  officers  and  enlisted  men,  etc. 

What  we  are  fighting  for ;  speeches  of  the   President  on   Flag 
Day,  of  Elihu  Root  to  Russia,  and  message  to  the  Russian  peo 
ple  from  the  American  Rights  League.     Hartford,  Conn.    The 
Connecticut  State   Council  of  Defense.      [1917] 

Why  we  are  at  war,  messages  to  the  Congress,  January  to  April, 
1917.  N.  Y.,  Harper  £  Brothers,  Publishers.  [1917] 

(Contains   addresses   from   January   22,   1917,    to   April   15, 
1917.) 

Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Statement  on  the  failure  of  the  armed  ship  bill,  March  4,  1917. 
Independent,  v.  89:442. 

Inaugural  address  of  President  Woodrow  Wilson.  March  5, 
1917.  Washington,  1917. 

Also  in: — (65th  Cong.,  special  sess.     Senate.     Doc.  2.) 
Also  in: — America  and  freedom.  ..  London   [1917],  p.  38-44. 
Also  in: — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 

156-165. 

Also  in  : — Independent,  v.  89:432. 

Also  in  : — In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  1-8. 
Also  in : — Mensagens,  Allocuc.oes  e  discursos.    Rio  de  Janeiro, 

1918,  p.  73-77. 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Also  in : — President  Wilson ;  his  problems  and  his  policy  an 
English  view,  by  H.  Wilson  Harris.  New  York,  1917,  p. 
267-272. 

Also  in: — Le  President  Wilson,  La  Guerre:  La  Paix.  Paris, 
1918,  p.  31-36. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  addresses ;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  236-240. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers ;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  268-273. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history- 
making  documents.  N.  Y.  c!917,  p.  166-170. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  368-372. 

Also  in : — Second  inauguration.     Washington,  1918. 

(65th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     Senate.     Doc.  116,  p.  43-46.) 

Also  in  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  184-188. 

Letter  to  Col.  R.  N.  Harper,  March  22,  1917.     In:    Second  in 
auguration...   Washington,    1918. 

(65th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate.    Doc.  116,  p.  8.) 

Statement  (Recalling  American  officials  from  Belgium).    March 
24,  1917.    New  York  Times,  March  25,  1917. 

Telegram  to  Julius  Rosenwald  (Jewish  Fund),  March  29,  1917. 
New  York  Times,  March  30,  1917. 

Address  delivered  at  a  joint  session  of.  the  two  houses  of  Con 
gress,  April  2,  1917.     Washington,  1917. 
K{65th  Cong.,  1st  Sess.  House.     Doc.  1.) 
>c(65th  Cong.,  1st  Sess.     Senate.     Doc.  5.) 

(Great  war  message.     "The  world  must  be  made  safe  for 
democracy.") 

Also  in : — America    and    freedom,    being    the    statements    of 
President  Wilson  on  the  war...    London    [1917],  p.  45-59. 
Also  in:— America  joins  the  world.    N.  Y.  [c!919],  p.  41-53. 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  36-44. 
Also  in'— Calodikes,  C.  S.     The  golden  book.     N.  Y.,  1917,  p. 
8-41,     (English  and  Greek  on  opposite  pages.) 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 


Also  in : — Carnegie  endowment  for  international  peace.  Divi 
sion  of  international  law.  Two  ideals  of  government. 
Washington,  1917,  Pamphlet  29. 

in :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :102-104,  also  118-120. 

Also  in : — Diplomatic  correspondence  between  the  United 
States  and  Germany;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott,  August  1,  1914- 
April  6,  1917.  N.  Y,  1918,  p.  317-325. 

Also  in : — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 
166-185. 

Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  9-25. 

Also  in: — Independent,  v.  90:56-57. 

Also  in: — International  Conciliation,  no.  114. 

Also  in : — Mensagens,  Allocugoes  e  discursos.  Rio  de  Janeiro, 
1918,  p.  79-90. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v. 
6:191-198. 

Also  in: — Le  President  Wilson,  La  Guerre:  La  Paix.  Paris, 
1918,  p.  37-49. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  addresses ;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  241-252. 

Also  in — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  274-287. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history- 
making  documents.  N.  Y.,  c!917,  p.  11-22. 

Also  in: — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  372-383. 

Also  in  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  188-197. 

Also  in : — Selection  from  war  addresses.  Philadelphia,  1918,  p. 
7-10. 

Also  in:— Survey,  v.  38:16-17. 

Also  in : — A  survey  of  international  relations  between  the 
United  States  and  Germany;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N. ,  Y., 
1917,  p.  xiii-xxi. 

Also    in : — Visscher,    William    Lightfoot.      The    stars    of   our 

country.     Philadelphia,  c!917. 
«Also  in:— Why  we  are  at  war.     N.  Y.   [1917],  p.  39-59. 

Also  as: — Address  of  the  President  of  the  United  States,  de 
livered  at  a  joint  session  of  the  two  houses  of  Congress, 
April  2,  1917.  N.  Y.,  Edward  J.  Clode,  1917. 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Also  as : — Address  of  the  President  of  the  United  States,  de 
livered  at  a  joint  session  of  the  two  houses  of  Congress, 
April  2,  1917.  Garden  City,  New  York,  Doubleday,  Page 
&  company,  1917. 

Also  as: — Address  of  the  President  of  the  United  States... 
Patriotic  Publishing  Company.  Boston,  1917. 

Also  as : — Address  of  the  President  of  the  United  States,  de 
livered  at  a  joint  session  of  the  two  houses  of  Congress, 
April  2,  1917.  [Privately  printed,  The  Riverside  Press, 
Cambridge,  Mass.,  U.  S.  A.]  1918. 

Also  as : — The  challenge  accepted :  President  Wilson's  ad 
dress  to  Congress,  April  2d,  1917.  London,  T.  F.  Unwin, 
Ltd.,  1917. 

Also  as: — Mensaje  de  guerra  y  Proclama  del  presidente  Wil 
son  ;  discurso  historico  pronunciado  el  Congreso  de  los 
Estados  Unidos  por  Woodrow  Wilson,  2  de  avril  de  1917, 
pub.  para  el  Chronicle  de  San  Francisco,  por  Paulo  Elder 
y  Gia.  San  Francisco,  Cal.  Guatemala,  Tipografia  nacional, 
1917. 

Also  as : — President  Wilson's  new  declaration  of  freedom :  a 
charter  for  humanity  and  world  peace.  London,  The  St. 
Catherine  Press,  1917. 

Also  as : — President  Wilson's  wrar  address  to  Congress  and 
proclamation,  together  with  joint  resolution  of  House  and 
Senate,  giving  names  of  those  voting  for  and  against  the 
measure,  [n.  p.]  1917. 

Also  as : — President  Wilson's  war  address  to  Congress,  April 
2,  1917.  I.  £  M.  Ottenheimer,  Baltimore,  Md.,  1917. 

Also  as : — President  Wilson's  address  to  Congress,  April  2, 
1917.  New  York,  W.  G.  Willmann,  1917. 

Also  as : — President  Wilson's  address  to  Congress,  April  2d, 
1917.  President  Wilson's  toespraak  tot  het  Congres,  2  April, 
1917.  Origineele  tekst  met  Hollandsche  vertaling.  Amster 
dam,  Vennootschap :  "Letteren  en  kunst"  [1917]. 

Also  as : — The  War  administration ;  an  illustrated  presenta 
tion  of  President  Wilson's  memorable  war  address.  Bos 
ton,  P.  Walton,  1917. 

Also  as : — The  War  message  and  facts  behind  it ;  annotated 
text  of  President  Wilson's  message,  April  2,  1917.  (War 
Information  Series  No.  1,  June,  1917.)  Washington,  1917. 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Also  as : — The  War  message  of  President  Woodrow  Wilson, 
delivered  to  the  Congress  of  the  United  States,  April  second, 
nineteen-seventeen ;  also  the  proclamation  of  war  signed  by 
the  President,  April  sixth,  nineteen-seventeen,  with  cable 
grams  from  the  President  of  France  and  the  Premier  of 
Great  Britain.  A.  M.  Robertson,  San  Francisco,  California, 
1917. 

Also  as : — The  War  message,  with  annotations  giving  the 
leading  facts  on  which  the  rupture  with  Germany  was  de 
veloped,  the  issues  in  international  law  and  contrasting  the 
spirit  of  Prussianism  with  the  spirit  of  Americanism.  Pub. 
by  the  superintendent  of  public  instruction.  Lansing,  1917. 
(Bulletin  No.  14,  reprint  1917.) 

Proclamation  (State  of  war  with  Germany),  April  6,  1917.  Wash 
ington,  1917. 

Also  in : — Diplomatic  correspondence  between  the  U.  S.  and 
Germany.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  339-342. 

Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918.    p.  26-31. 

Also  in: — International  conciliation,  No.  114. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v. 
6  :198-200. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history- 
making  documents.  N.  Y.,  c!917,  p.  23. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  383-87. 

Also  in : — The  War  message.     San  Francisco,  1917,  p.  20-26. 

Also  in :— Why  we  are  at  war.    N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  61-68. 

Message  transmitting  report  of  the  Board  of  Directors  of  the 
Panama  Railroad  Co.,  April  11,  1917.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55:570, 
also  609. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Charles  A.  Culberson  on  bill  to  control  exports, 
April  14,  1917.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :1788. 

President  Wilson's  address  to  his  fellow  countrymen,  April  16, 
1917.    Washington,  1917.     (A  plea  to  all  to  serve  the  nation.) 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  (c!918),  p.  46-50. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55:743-746.     Also  Appendix  71-72. 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  32-39. 

Also  in: — Independent,  v.  90:155. 

Also  in: — International  Conciliation,  no.  114. 

Also  in : — Mensagens,  Allocugoes  e  discursos.  Rio  de  Janeiro, 
1918,  p.  91-96. 

Also  in : — National  Geographic  magazine,  v.  31 :289-293. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v. 
6  :200-202. 

Also  in :— Our  flag  and  its  message,  by  J.  A.  Moss.  Philadel 
phia,  1917,  p.  3-15. 

Also  in  :— Outlook,  v.  115  :728-729. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  addresses ;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  253-258. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  288-294. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history- 
making  documents.  N.  Y.,  c!917,  p.  24-29. 

Also  in  : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  387-392. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  197-201. 

Also  in :— Selection  of  war  addresses.  Philadelphia,  1918,  p. 
10-12. 

Also  in :— U.  S.  Committee  on  public  information.  Loyalty 
leaflets,  no.  6. 

Also  in :— Why  we  are  at  war.    N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  69-79. 

Treason   and   misprision   of  treason.      By   the    President   of  the 
United  States  of  America.    A  proclamation  no.  1368,  April  16, 
1917. 
Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  2,  May  11,  1917. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Arthur  Brisbane  regarding  the  proposed  Espio 
nage  law,  April  25,  1917.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55:1700-1701. 

Letter  transmitting  claims  of  the  crew  of  the  Norwegian  ship, 
Ingrid,  April  28,  1917.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55:1557,  also  1563. 

Letter  to  the  House  presenting  credentials  of  Resident  Com 
missioners  of  the  Philippine  Legislature,  April  28,  1917.  Cong. 
Rec.,  v.  55:1659. 

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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Letter  to  Hon.  Thomas  R.  Marshall  transmitting  recommenda 
tions  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Navy  for  ammunition  depot 
at  St.  Juliens  Creek,  Va.,  May  1,  1917.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55:1661. 

Address  to  governors  and  representatives  of  state  councils  of 
national  defence,  May  2,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  1,  May 
10,  1917. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Eliot  Wadsworth,  May  10,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  2,  May  11,  1917. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Henry  P.  Davison,  May  10,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  2,  May  11,  1917. 

Letter  to  Hon.  S.  Hubert  Dent,  Jr.,  regarding  the  army  bill, 
May  11,  1917.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :2215. 

Address  at  the  dedication  of  the  Red  Cross  building,  D.  A.  R. 

Hall,  May  12,  1917.    Official  Bulletin,  no.  4,  May  14,  1917. 

Also  in  : — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :2500. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  295-299. 

Also  in: — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  392-395. 

Also  in: — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.  1918,  p.  202-204. 

Address  to  the  Labor  Committee  of  the  Council  of  National  De 
fense,  May  15,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  5,  May  15,  1917. 

Proclamation  (Registration  day),  May  18,  1917,  no.  1370.  Wash 
ington,  1917. 

Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.  1918,  p.  40-48. 
Also   in: — New   York   Times   Current    History    Magazine,   v. 

6  :381-384. 

Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  9,  May  19,  1917. 
Also  in : — President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history- 
making  documents.    N.  Y.,  c!917,  p.  33-36. 

Also  in: — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  395-397. 

8 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Statement  declining  Col.  Roosevelt's  offer  for  "Immediate  serv 
ice  in  France,"  May  18,  1917.  In: — President  Wilson's  great 
speeches  and  other  history-making  documents,  c!917,  p.  36-38. 
Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  9,  May  19,  1919. 

Statement  on  the  food  law,  May  19,  1917.  In: — President  Wil 
son's  great  speeches  and  other  history-making  documents, 
c!917,  p.  39-42. 

Also  in  :— In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  49-53. 
Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  10,  May  21,  1917. 
Also  in  : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;    cd. 
by  Albert  Shaw.     N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  399-402. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Lawrence  Perry,  May  21,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  12,  May  23,  1917.  (Continuance  of  College  athletics.) 

Letter  to  Hon.  Edwin  Y.  Webb,  May  22,  1917.    Official  Bulletin, 
no.  12,  May  23,  1917  (censorship). 
Also  in  : — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :3144. 

Also  in  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;   ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  205-206. 

Letter  to  Hon.  J.  Thomas  Heflin,  May  22,  1917.     Official  Bulle 
tin,  no.  12,  May  23,  1917  (War). 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :2761. 

Also  in  : — In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  54-55. 
Also  in : — President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history- 
making  documents,  c!917  :153. 

Also  in  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;   ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  204-205. 

Proclamation  (making  the  week  ending  June  25,  1917,  Red  Cross 
Week),  May,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  14',  May  25,  1917. 

Communication  to  the  provisional  government  of  Russia,  May 
26,  1917.    Official  Bulletin,  no.  26,  June  9,  1917. 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  (c!918),  p.  52-54. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :5723. 

Also  in: — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.     N.   Y.,  1919,   p. 
186-191. 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  59-63. 

Also  in  :— Independent,  v.  90 :483. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  6, 
pt.  2:49-50. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  318-321. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history- 
making  documents,  c!917,  p.  309-312. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  405-408. 

Also  in  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  206-208. 

Message  transmitting  a  communication  from  the  Secretary  of 
State  covering  copies  of  a  note  from  the  British  Ambassador 
relative  to  our  entry  into  the  war,  May  26,  1917.  Cong.  Rec., 
v.  55:2930;  also  2961. 

Message  transmitting  copies  of  acts  and  resolutions  enacted  by 
the  Eighth  Legislature  of  Porto  Rico,  May  28,  1917.  Cong. 
Rec.,  v.  55:2965. 

Message  transmitting  Report  No.  4  of  the  Commission  on  Navy 
Yards  and  Naval  Stations,  May  28,  1917.  Cong.  Rec.,  v. 
55  :2965  ;  also  3025. 

Letter  to  Senator  Owen  on  Federal  Reserve  Act  amendment, 
May  29,  1917.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :3761. 

Memorial  Day  address  at  Arlington  National  Cemetery,  May  30, 

1917.    Official  Bulletin,  no.  18,  May  31,  1917. 

Also  in  : — In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  56-58. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers ;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  300-302. 

Also  in  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  209-210. 

Letter  to  Hon.  M.  G.  Brumbaugh,  June  4,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  23,  June  6,  1917. 


10 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Address  to  Confederate  veterans  at  Washington,  June  5,  1917. 

Official  Bulletin,  no.  22,  June  5,  1917. 

Also  in: — America  joins  the  world.     N.  Y.   [c!919],  p.  54-64. 

Also  in : — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55,  appendix  271. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers ;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  303-307. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  408-411. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Lemuel  P.  Padgett,  urging  the  establishment  of 
a  Naval  base  at  Hampton  Roads,  June  12,  1917.  Cong.  Rec., 
v.  55:3539. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Herbert  C.  Hoover  (to  begin  mobilization  of  food 
economy  forces),  June  12,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  33,  June 
18,  1917. 

Telegram  to  the  President  of  Salvador,  June,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  28,  June  12,  1917. 

Address  of  President  Wilson  delivered  at  Washington,  D.   C., 

Flag  Day,  June  14,  1917.    Washington,  1917. 

Also  in: — America  and  freedom.     London   [1917],  p.  63-70. 

Also  in: — Americanism.    Chicago  [c!918],  p.  55-61. 

Also  in: — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55,  appendix  332-334. 

Also  in : — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  192- 
206. 

Also  in : — In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  64-75. 

Also  in  :— Independent,  v.  90:530-531. 

Also  in : — Mensagens,  Allocu^Ses  e  discursos.  Rio  de  Janeiro, 
1918,  p.  97-102. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v. 
6,  pt.  2  :l-5. 

Also  in  .-—Official  Bulletin,  no.  30,  June  14,  1917. 

Also  in: — President  Wilson,  La  Guerre:  La  Paix.  Paris, 
1918,  p.  50-56. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  addresses ;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper,  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  259-264. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  308-317. 

11 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Also  in: — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  411-418. 

Also  in: — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  210-217. 

Also  in  :— Selection  of  war  addresses.  Philadelphia,  1918,  p. 
12-14. 

Also  in  :— What  we  are  fighting  for.     Hartford,  Conn.,  1917. 

Also  as : — The  Great  faith,  President  Wilson's  speech  on  Am 
erican  Flag  day.  London,  Hodder  and  Stoughton,  1917. 

Also  as: — The  President's  flag  day  address,  with  evidence  of 
Germany's  plans.  Issued  by  the  committee  on  public  infor 
mation,  June  14,  1917.  (U.  S.  Committee  on  public  infor 
mation.  Red,  White  and  Blue  series,  no.  4.) 

Cablegram  to  the  French  government  (Bastile  Day),  July  14, 
1917.  In  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  217. 

Also  in: — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  419. 

Proclamation  (Recruiting  week,  June  23  to  June  30),  June  15, 
1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  36,  June  21,  1917. 

Letter  to  Hon.  William  C.  Redficld,  June  18,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  36,  June  21,  1917. 

Letter  to  Hon.  William  P.  Borland,  June  18,  1917.    Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  33,  June  18,  1917. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55:3910,  also  3950  and  4467. 

Letter  to  Mr.  E.  P.  V.  Hitter,  June  16,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  33,  June  18,  1917. 

Letter  to  Mrs.  Louis  Meyer,  June  16,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  36,  June  21,  1917. 

Reply  to  address  of  Baron  Moncheur  delivering  message  of  King 
Albert  to  President  Wilson,  June  18,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  34,  June  19,  1917. 

12 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Letter  to  Mr.  Bent  Wilson,  June  19,  1917.     Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55, 
4504. 


Letter  to  Hon.  Newton  D.  Baker,  June  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  38,  June  23,  1917. 

Statement  regarding  the  policy  of  export  control,  June  1917. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  40,  June  26,  1917. 

Proclamation  [July  5,  Registration  day  for  Alaska,  Porto  Rico 
and  Hawaii],  June  27,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  42,  June 
28,  1917. 

Letter  to  Mr.  William  A.  Brady,  June  28,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  45,  July  2,  1917. 

Letter  to  Rev.  James  Cannon,  Jr.,  regarding  the  food-adminis 
tration  legislation,  June  29,  1917.    Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55:4585;  also 
4744,  4748-9,  4749,  5081. 
Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  44,  June  30,  1917. 

Message  to  congress  transmitting  a  request  that  Mr.  Brand 
Whitlock  be  allowed  to  accept  a  Belgian  decoration,  June  29, 
1917.  Cong.,.  Rec.,  v.  55;  4451,  also  4494. 

Proclamation  [Allowing  Alaska  two  months  for  registration], 
June  30,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  46,  July  3,  1917. 

Statement  issued  with  the  announcement  of  the  rules  and  regu 
lations  governing  the  Selective  Service  law,  July  1917.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  45,  July  2,  1917. 

Proclamation  [Naming  July  31,  1917,  Registration  day  for  Ha 
waii],  July  2,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  47,  July  5,  1917. 

Foreword,  July  3,  1917.  Through  darkness  to  dawn,  by  Wil 
liam  North  Rice,  with  a  foreword  by  Woodrow  Wilson.  New 
York,  Beattys  &  Co.,  1917. 


13 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Proclamation  [Federalization  of  National  Guard],  July  3,  1917. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  51,  July  10,  1917. 

Reply  to  the  Russian  Ambassador,  Mr.  Boris  Bakhmetoff,  on  pre 
senting  his  credentials,  July,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  48, 
July  6,  1917. 

Statement  regarding  amelioration  of  food  conditions  in  the 
United  States,  July  9,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  50,  July  9, 
1917. 

Appeal  against  profiteering,  July  11,  1917.     New  York  Times 
Current  History  Magazine,  v.  6,  pt.  2  :257-258. 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  62-65. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :4995-4996. 
Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  76-82. 
Also  in  : — Independent,  v.  91 :112. 

Address  to  the  mine  operators  and  manufacturers  of  the  United 
States,  July  12,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  53,  July  12,  1917. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55:5059-5060. 

Telegram  to  President  Poincare,  July  16,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  56,  July  16,  1917. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Franklin  K.  Lane,  July  20,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  62,  July  23,  1917  (urging  colleges  and  technical  schools 
to  maintain  their  courses  as  usual). 

Message  to  Congress  transmitting  a  request  to  allow  Mr.  Au- 
relio  Collazo,  of  Cuba,  to  study  at  West  Point,  July  20,  1917. 
Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :5329,  also  5376. 

Message  to  Dr.  J.  Vicente  Concha,  July  20,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  68,  July  30,  1917. 

Telegram  to  the  Prince  of  Udine,  July  21,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  65,  July  26,  1917. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Asbury  F.  Lever,  July  23,  1917.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  63,  July  24,  1917. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Letter  to  Gen.  George  W.  Goethals,  July  24,  1917.    Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  63,  July  24,  1917. 

Letter  to  Hon.  John  B.  White,  July  24,  1917.     Official  Bulletin, 
no.  63,  July  24,  1917. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Denman,  July  24,  1917.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  63, 
July  24,  1917. 

Letter  to  Sec.  D.  F.  Houston,  July  28,  1917.     Official  Bulletin, 
no.  68,  July  30,  1917.   (Food  conservation.) 

Message  to  the  President  of  Peru,  August  2,  1917.     Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  71,  August  2,  1917. 

Letter  to  Hon.  William  G.  McAdoo,  August  7,  1917.     Washing 
ton,  1917  (War  family  allowance.     Insurance,  etc.). 

(65th  Cong.,  1st  sess.,  Senate.     Doc.  75.) 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :6902. 
Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  78,  August  10,  1917. 

Letter  to  Hon.  J.  W.  Alexander,  August  9,  1917.     Cong.  Rec., 
v.  55,  7474. 

Address  of1  President  Wilson  to  the  officers  of  the  Atlantic  fleet, 
August  11,  1917.     Washington,  1920. 

Letter  to  the  soldiers  and  sailors  of  the  United  States.  (The  Bible 
and  the  soldier.)     Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55:6041. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;    ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  217-218. 

Letter  to  school  officers  of  the  United  States,  August  23,  1917. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  121,  O'ctober  1,  1917. 
Also  in  : — School  and  Society,  v.  6  :404. 

Also  in: — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;    ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  218-219. 

Reply  to  remarks  of  Viscount  Ishii,  August  23,  1917.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  90,  August  24,  1917. 

Also  jn  : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;   ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.     N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  419-420. 

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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Letter  to  Hon.  Jouett  Shouse,  August  27,  1917.  In :— Cong.  Rec., 
v.  55,  appendix  704. 

Reply  of  the  United  States  to  the  communication  of  the  Pope 
to  the  belligerent  governments,  August  27,  1917.  Washington, 
1917. 


Also  in 
Also  in 
Also  in 
Also  in 


— America  and  freedom.    London  [1917],  p.  71-76. 
—Americanism.    Chicago  [c!918],  p.  67-69. 
-Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :6407-6408. 
: — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 


207-214. 


Also  in 
Also  in 
Also  in 
Also  in 


-In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  83-88. 

—Independent,  v.  91,  p.  378. 

—International  conciliation,  no.  119. 

— Mensagens,  Allocuc.oes  e  discursos.     Rio  de  Janeiro, 


1918,  p.  102-107. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v. 
7,  pt.  1,  p.  81-82. 

Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  94,  August  29,  1917. 

Also  in  :— Outlook,  v.  117  :13-14. 

Also  in: — Le  President  Wilson,  La  Guerre:  La  Paix.  Paris, 
1918,  p.  57-61. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  addresses ;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper,  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  265-268. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers ;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott,  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  322-325. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  421-424. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  219-222. 

Also  in  : — Survey,  v.  38 :506. 

Also  in : — A  survey  of  international  relations  between  the 
United  States  and  Germany;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y., 
1917,  p.  361-363. 

Also  as : — America's  terms  of  peace :  President  Wilson's  re 
ply  to  the  Pope's  letter,  August  28,  1917.  St.  Paul.  Printed 
for  the  Minnesota  commission  of  public  safety  by  Louis  F. 
Dow  Co.,  1917. 


16 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Statement  [Explaining  exports  control  list  proclamation],  Aug 
ust  27,  1917.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  93,  August  28,  1917. 
Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;    ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.     N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  404-405. 

Telegram  to  President  of  the  National  Council  Assembly.    Mos 
cow,  August,  1917.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  92,  August  27,  1917. 
Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;   ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.     N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  420. 

Statement  announcing  the  price  of  wheat,  August  30,  1917.  In : — 
President  Wilson's  State  papers  and  addresses ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  425-426. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Thomas  L.  Chadbourne,  Jr.,  August  30,  1917.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  98,  September  4,  1917. 

Letter  to  Samuel  Gompers,  August  31,  1917.     Official  Bulletin, 
no.  98,  September  4,  1917. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :6738-6739. 

Letter  to  Hon.  W.  C.  Adamson,  September  1,  1917.  Official 
Bulletin,  no.  98,  September  4,  1917. 

Message  to  the   Soldiers  of   the  National  Army,   September  4, 

1917.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  98,  September  4,  1917. 

Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  71. 

Also  in  : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  426. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  222-223. 

Proclamation    [To  the  school  children   to  enroll   in   Red   Cross 
service],  September  15,  1917.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  Ill,  Sep 
tember  19,  1917. 
Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;   ed. 

by  Albert  Shaw.    N.  Y.,  917,  p.  427. 
Also  in  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 

Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  223-224. 


17 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Letter  to  Mr.  Colin  H.  Livingstone,  September  17,  1917.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  116,  September  25,  1917.  (Boy  Scouts  and 
Second  Liberty  Loan.) 

Memorandum  naming  commission  to  end  coast  labor  disputes, 
September  19,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  113,  September  21, 
1917. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;   ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.     N.  Y.,  1917,  p.  428-429. 

Letter  to  Dr.  H.  N.  MacCracken,  September,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  112,  September  20,  1917.  (Junior  Red  Cross.) 

Reply  to  remarks  of  the  Greek  minister  made  upon  the  occasion 
of  the  presentation  of  his  letters  of  credence,  September  21, 
1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  116,  September  25,  1917. 

Letter  to  Mr.  George  Creel,  September  25,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  117,  September  26,  1917. 

Message  to  teachers  and  school  officers,  September  30,  1917. 
In:— In  our  first  year  of  war.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  89-91. 

Statement  commending  the  work  of  the  65th  Congress,  October 
6,  1917.    Official  Bulletin,  no.  126,  October  6,  1917. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :7913. 

Also  in  : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;   ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  429-430. 

Letter  to  His  Eminence  James  Cardinal  Gibbons,  October  9, 
1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  131,  October  12,  1917. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Herbert  Hoover,  October  10,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  132,  October  13,  1917. 

Proclamation  [Liberty  Loan  day,  October  24,  1917],  October  12, 
1917.  (Folder  advertising  "United  America/')  Philadelphia, 
1917. 

Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  133,  October  15,  1917. 
Also  in  : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;   cd. 
by  Albert  Shaw.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  431. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Statement  urging  all  banks  to  join  the  Reserve  system  in  mobil 
izing  the  nation's  finances,  October  13,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  134,  October  16,  1917. 

Telegram  to  Mme.  Catherine  Bressovsky,  October,  1917.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  136,  October  18,  1917. 

Telegram  to  Mr.  and  Mrs.  J.  P.  Husting,  October,  1917.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  141,  October  24,  1917. 

Reply  to  a  delegation  from  the  New  York  State  Woman's  Suf 
frage   Party  at  the   White   House,  October  25,   1917.     In:— 
Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;   ed.  by  Albert  Bushnell 
Hart.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  224-226. 
Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  92-95. 

Letter  to  H.  A.  Garfield,  October,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no. 
144,  October  27,  1917. 

Statement  regarding  economy  in  use  of  food,  October  28,  1917. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  145,  October  29,  1917. 

An  appeal  to  the  American  people,  October  29,  1917.  Official 
Bulletin,  no.  145,  October  29,  1917.  (Armenian  and  Syrian 
Relief.) 

Message  to  Dr.  Wenceslao  Braz,  President  of  Brazil,  welcoming 
Brazil  as  a  warring  nation  against  Germany,  October  30,  1917. 
In : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses.     N.  Y., 
ed.  by  Albert  Shaw,  1918,  p.  432. 
Also  in : — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 

77-78. 
Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  148,  November  1,  1917. 

Letter  to  J.  R.  Potts,  November  6,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no. 
155,  November  9,  1917. 

Proclamation   [Thanksgiving  day],  November  7,  1917.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  154,  November  8,  1917. 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  73-74. 
Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  96-98. 
Also  in  : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;   ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  433-434. 

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Foreword  to  the  Selective  Service  Regulations.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  156,  November  10,  1917. 

Address   of   President   Wilson   to   the   American    Federation  .of 

Labor    Convention.      Buffalo,    N.    Y.,    November    12,    1917. 

Washington,  1917. 

Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago   [c!918],  p.  75-81. 

Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  99-111. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  7, 
pt.  1 :441-444. 

Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  157,  November  13,  1917. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  addresses ;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  269-278. 

Also  in: — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers ;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  326-336. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1918,.  p.  434-443. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  226-230.  (Incomplete  text.) 

Also  in : — U.  S.  Committee  on  public  information.  Loyalty 
Leaflets,  no.  3. 

Letter  to  Mr.  William  L.  Chambers,  November,  1917.  Official 
Bulletin,  no.  160,  November  15,  1917.  (Interruption  of  traffic 
on  railways.) 

Telegram  to  His  Excellency  the   President  of  Brazil  on  Anni 
versary  of  Independence,   November  15,   1917.     Official   Bul 
letin,  no.  162,  November  17,  1917. 
Also  in : — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 

78-79. 
Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;   ed. 

by  Albert  Shaw.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  432. 

Cablegram  to  King  Albert,  of  Belgium,  November  16,  1917.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  162,  November  17,  1917. 

Also   in : — President   Wilson's   foreign   policy,    messages,    ad 
dresses,  papers ;    ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  338. 
Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;    ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  231-232. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1917 

Proclamation  [Enemy  Aliens],  November  16,  1917.    Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  163,  November  19,  1917. 

Remarks  to  District  Directors  of  the  War  Savings  Campaign, 
November  16,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  162,  November  17, 
1917. 

Telegram  to  Northwest  Loyalty  meetings.     St.  Paul,  Minn.     R. 

W.  Hargadine,  November  16,  1917.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  162, 

November  17,  1917. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  337. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  231. 

Letter  to  the  fifteen  thousand  Four-minute  Men  of  the  United 
States,  November,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  163,  November 
19,  1917. 

Letter  to  Rear  Admiral  W.  L.  Capps,  November  23,  1917.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  168,  November  24,  1917. 


Message  to  His  Imperial  Majesty  Yoshrto,  Emperor  of  Japan 
December,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  174,  December  3,  1917. 

Message  to  King  of  Rloumania,  December,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  174,  December  3,  1917. 

Address  of  the  President  of  the  United  States  delivered  at  a 
joint  session  of  the  two  houses  of  Congress,  December  4,  1917. 
Washington,  1917,  reprinted,  1919.  (War  with  Austria-Hun 
gary.) 

(65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     House.     Doc.  468.) 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  83-91. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56  :18-21,  also  21-23. 
Also  in : — Discursos  y   mensajes  de  estado.     N.  Y.,  1919,   p. 

109-130. 

Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  112-129. 
Also  in:— Independent,  v.  92:508-9,  532-3. 
Also  in  : — International  Conciliation,  no.  122. 

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Also  in : — Mensagens,  AllocuQoes  e  discursos.  Rio  de  Janeiro, 
1918,  p.  109-118. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  7, 
pt.  2 :63-68. 

Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  175,  December  4,  1917. 

Also  in : — Le  President  Wilson,  La  Guerre :  La  Paix.  Paris, 
1918,  p.  62-74. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  addresses ;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  279-291. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  339-353. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  443-454. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  232-238.  (Incomplete 
text.) 

Also  in : — A  survey  of  international  relations  between  the 
United  States  and  Germany;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1917, 
p.  364-372. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Gutzon  Borglum,  December  5,  1917.    Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  William  B.  Wilson,  December  8,  1917.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  184,  December  14,  1917. 

Message  of  sympathy  to  Canada  over  the  Halifax  disaster,  De 
cember,  1917.    Official  Bulletin,  no.  179,  December  8,  1917. 

Proclamation  [Limiting  alcoholic  content  of  Malt  Liquor],  De 
cember  8,  1917.    Official  Bulletin,  no.  181,  December  11,  1917. 

Proclamation   [State  of  War  between  U.  S.  and  Austria-Hun 
gary],  December  11,  1917.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  183,  Decem 
ber  13,  1917. 
Also  in : — In  our  first  year  of  war,  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  130-133. 

Proclamation   [Red  Cross],  December,  1917.     Official   Bulletin, 
no.  181.    December  11,  1917. 

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Books,  1918 

Letter  to  Mr.  Montayille  Flowers,  December  14,  1917.  Official 
Bulletin,  no.  190,  December  21,  1917. 

Letter  to  Hon.  W.  J.  Bryan,  December  17,  1917.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  187,  December  18,  1917. 

Letter  to  Dr.  A.  J.  McKelway,  December  20,  1917.  Official 
Bulletin,  no.  197,  January  2,  1918. 

Proclamation  [Taking  over  the  Railroads  for  the  duration  of  the 
war],  December  26,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  193,  Decem 
ber  27,  1917. 

Also  in:— (65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     Senate.     Doc.  159.) 
Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  137-142. 
Also  in  : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;    ed. 

by  Albert  Shaw.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  455-463. 
Also  as : — Government  control  of  railroads.     A  proclamation, 

December  26,  1917.     Washington,  1918. 

Public  statement  on  government  control  of  railroads,  Decem 
ber  26,  1917.    In: — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;   ed. 
by  Albert  Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  238-240. 
Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  134-137. 
Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  193,  December  27,  1917. 

Telegram  to  His  Excellency  Estrada  Cabrera,  President  of 
Guatemala,  December  28,  1917.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  196,  De 
cember  31,  1917. 

Books,  1918 

America  and  freedom.  America  por  la  libertad  por  el  Presidente 
Wilson  con  un  prologo  del  Vizconde  Grey ;  traduccion  directa 
del  ingles  por  V.  E.  Oliver  con  un  epilogo  de  D.  Lloyd  George. 
Valencia,  Cervantes,  1918. 


23 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Americanism,  Woodrow  Wilson's  speeches  on  the  war — why  he 
made  them — and — what  they  have  done ;  the  President's 
principal  utterances  in  the  first  year  of  war ;  with  notes,  com 
ments  and  war  dates,  giving  them  their  historical  setting,  sig 
nificance  and  consequences,  and  with  brief  quotations  from 
earlier  speeches  and  papers.  Comp.,  ed.  and  annotated  by 
Oliver  Marble  Gate.  Chicago,  The  Baldwin  Syndicate 
[c!918]. 

The  Bases  of  durable  peace  as  voiced  by  President  Wilson. 
Chicago,  The  Union  League  Club,  1918  (contains  5  addresses, 
January  8-September  27,  1918). 

The  Bases  of  lasting  peace  as  voiced  by  President  \Vilson.  Chi 
cago,  The  Union  League  Club,  1918  (contains  5  addresses, 
January  8-September  27,  1918). 

Division  and  reunion.  New  York,  Longmans  Green  and  Co., 
1918,  other  printings  1920  and  1921  ;  first  printed  March  1893. 

France,  Amerique,  1776-1789-1917.  Declaration  d'indedendence ; 
Declaration  des  droits  de  I'homme  et  du  citoyen ;  Message  de 
guerre  du  President  Woodrow  Wilson ;  Response  de  M. 
Alexandre  Ribot ;  traduction  franchise  de  P.  H.  Loyson  et 
anglaise  de  J.  H.  Woods,  dessins  de  Bernard  Naudin.  Paris, 
1\.  Helleu,  1918  (text  and  translation  on  opposite  pages). 

A  History  of  the  American  people  by  Woodrow  Wilson,  Ph.D., 
Litt.D.,  LL.D.,  President  of  the  United  States.  Enlarged  by 
the  addition  of  original  sources  and  leading  documents  of  Am 
erican  history,  including  narratives  of  early  explorers,  grants, 
charters,  concessions,  treaties,  revolutionary  documents,  state 
papers,  proclamations  and  enactments.  Illustrated  with  con 
temporary  views,  portraits,  facsimiles  and  maps  selected  from 
rare  books  and  prints,  in  ten  volumes.  New  York,  Harper  & 
Brothers,  Publishers,  1918,  10  v. 

In  our  first  year  of  war,  messages  and  addresses  to  the  Congress 
and  the  people,  March  5,  1917,  to  April  6,  1918.  New  and 
enlarged  edition.  New  York  and  London,  Harper  &  Brothers, 
1918. 

24 


Books,  1918 

Mensagens,  Allocugoes  e  discursos  do  presidente  Wilson  concer- 
nentes  a  querra  actual,  com  um  prologo  de  Jose  Carlos  Rod- 
rigues.  Rio  de  Janeiro,  J.  Ribeiro  dos  Santos,  1918  (con 
tains  selected  addresses  from  December  8,  1914,  to  September 

27,  1918). 

Le  President  Wilson,  La  Guerre :  La  Paix,  Recueil  des  declara 
tions  du  President  des  Etats-Unis  d'Amerique  sur  la  Guerre 
et  la  paix,  20  Decembre,  1916-6  Avril  1918.  Librairie  Berger- 
Levrault.  Paris,  1918. 

President  Wilson's  addresses;  ed.  by  George  McLean  Harper. 
New  York,  H.  Holt  and  Co.  [c!918]  (contains  addresses  from 
March  4,  1913,  to  April  6,  1918). 

President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  addresses,  papers; 
edited  with  introduction  and  notes  by  James  Brown  Scott. 
N.  Y.,  Oxford  University  Press,  1918  (contains  addresses,  etc., 
from  August  27,  1913,  to  April  6,  1918). 

President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history-making 
documents.  Chicago,  Stanton  and  Van  Vliet  Co.,  1918  (con 
tains  addresses,  etc.,  from  March  4,  1913,  to  May  22,  1917). 

President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses,  introduction  by 
Albert  Shaw.  .  .with  editorial  notes,  a  biographical  sketch  and 
an  analytical  index.  New  York,  George  H.  Doran  Co.  [c!918]. 
First  issued  by  the  Review  of  Reviews  Co.,  1918  (contains 
addresses,  etc.,  from  March  4,  1913,  to  April  6,  1918). 

Proclamations  by  the  President  of  the  United  States,  January  1, 
1918-December  23,  1918.  U.  S.  Law  Statutes,  etc.  The  stat 
utes  at  large,  v.  40,  pt.  2,  p.  1736-1919  (for  other  proclamations, 
see  under  1917,  1919,  1920,  1921). 

Proclamations  and  executive  orders  by  the  President  under  and 
by  the  virtue  of  the  food  control  act  of  August  10,  1917,  No 
vember  25,  1918.  Washington,  1918. 

Reception  du  President  Wilson  a  1'Universite  de  Paris  le  21 
Decembre  1918.  Extrait  de  la  Revue  Internationale  de  1'En- 
seignement  15  Janvier  et  fevrier  1919.  Imprime  par  Philippe 
Renouard.  Paris  [1919]. 

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Selected  addresses  and  public  papers  of  Woodrow  Wilson,  ed 
ited  with  an  introduction  by  Albert  Bushnell  Hart  (the  Mod 
ern  Library  of  the  World's  best  books).  New  York,  Boni  and 
Liveright,  1918  (contains  addresses,  letters,  etc.,  1913-1918). 

A  Selection  from  President  Wilson's  war  addresses,  1917-1918. 
Philadelphia,  McKinley  publishing  Company,  1918  (historical 
outlook,  war  reprint,  no.  6). 

Also  in: — Collected  materials  for  the  study  of  the  war;  comp. 
by  Albert  E.  McKinley,  1918  (p.  9-26). 

The  State ;  elements  of  historical  and  practical  politics,  by 
Woodrow  Wilson.  Special  edition,  revised  to  December,  1918, 
by  Edward  Elliott.  Boston,  D.  C.  Heath  &  Co.  [c!918]. 

War  addresses  with  an  introduction  and  notes,  by  Arthur  Roy 
Leonard.  Boston,  Ginn  and  Company  fcl918]  (contains  ad 
dresses,  etc.,  from  January  22,  1917,  to  February  11,  1918). 

War,  labor  and  peace.  Some  recent  addresses  and  writings  of 
President  Wilson.  Issued  by  the  committee  on  public  infor 
mation.  Washington,  D.  C.,  1918  (U.  S.  Committee  on  public 
information,  Red,  White  and  Blue  series,  no.  9,  March,  1918). 

Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Letter  to  Mr.  Gutzon  Borglum,  January  2,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 

Address  of  the   President  of  the  United   States  delivered  at  a 

joint  session  of  the  two  houses  of  Congress,  January  4,  1918. 

Washington,  1918   (government  operation  of  railroads). 

Also  in : — (65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     House.     Doc.  764.) 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:559-560;   also  586-587. 

Also  in:— In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  143-149. 

Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  199,  January  4,  1918. 

Also  in: — President  Wilson's  addresses;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  292-296. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  241-244.  (Incomplete  text.) 

26 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Address  of  the   President  of  the  United   States  delivered  at  a 

joint  session  of  the  two  houses  of  Congress,  January  8,  1918. 

Washington,  1918.     (Fourteen  conditions  of  peace.) 
(65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.    House.    Doc.  765.) 

Also  in:— America  joins  the  World.     N.  Y.   [c!919],  p.  70-79. 

Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  95-100. 

Also  in: — Bases  of  durable  peace.     Chicago,  1918,  p.  11-18. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:680-681;    also  690-691. 

Also  in: — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 
215-229. 

Also  in :— In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  150-161. 

Also  in :— Independent,  v.  93:99-100,  119-20. 

Also  in : — International  conciliation,  no.  123. 

Also  in : — Mensagens,  Allocugoes  e  discursos.  Rio  de  Janeiro, 
1918,  p.  119-124. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  7, 
pt.  2:273-276. 

Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  202,  January  8,  1918. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson,  La  Guerre :  La  Paix.  Paris, 
1918,  p.  75-84. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  addresses ;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  297-305. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  354-363. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  464-472. 

Also  in  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart,  1918,  p.  244-251. 

Also  in : — Selection  of  war  addresses.  Philadelphia,  1918,  p. 
14-16. 

Also  as : — Missatge  del  President  Wilson,  endregat  al  Con- 
gres  dels  Estats  Units  el  8  de  janer  1918.  Traduccio  cata- 
lana.  Barcelona,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  George  Creel,  January  14,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  225,  February  4,  1918. 

Reply  to  Roumanian  Minister  upon  the  presentation  of  his  cre 
dentials,  January  15,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  211,  January 
18,  1918. 

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Telegram  to  Edward  L.  Hines,  January  16,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  210,  January  17,  1918.  (State  War  Conferences.) 

Statement  upholding  fuel  curtailment  order,  January,  1918.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  212,  January  19,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  George  E.  Chamberlain,  regarding  his  New  York 
statement  of  inefficiency  in  government  bureaus,  January  20, 
1918.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:1195. 

Message  to  Army  and  Navy,  January  20,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  214,  January  22,  1918.  (Observance  of  Sunday.) 

Letter  to  Mr.  Colin  H.  Livingstone,  January.  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  213,  January  21,  1918. 

Statement  answering  Senator  Chamberlain's  criticism  of  De 
partmental  management  of  the  war,  January,  1918.  Official 
Bulletin,  no.  214,  January  22,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  William  D.  Stephens  urging  postponement  of 
execution  of  the  sentence  in  the  Mooney  case,  January  22, 
1918.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:5470. 

Message  sent  by  the  President  to  the  Farmers'  Conference  at 

Urbana,  111.,  January  31,  1918.     Washington,  1918. 

Also  in : — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56,  appendix  68-69. 

Also  in :— Guarantees  of  peace.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  1-8. 

Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  222,  January  31,  1918. 

Also  in: — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;  ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  251-255. 

Also  in : — U.  S.  Committee  on  public  information.  Loyalty 
leaflets,  no.  4. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Herbert  Hoover  regarding  regulation  of  packing 
trade,  February,  1918.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  57:1909-1910. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Newton  D.  Baker,  February  1,  1918.  Official 
Bulletin,  no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 

28 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Proclamation  (Enemy  Aliens  interned),  February  5,  1918.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  227,  February  6,  1918. 

Remarks  to  delegation  from  the  Farmers'  Co-operative  and  Edu 
cational  Union,  February  8,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  230, 
February  9,  1918. 

Address  of  the   President  of  the   United   States  delivered   at  a 

joint  session  of  the  Two  Houses  of  Congress,   February   11, 

1918.      Washington,    1918.      (Addresses    of   the    German    and 

Austro-Hungarian  governments,) 

Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  103-109. 

Also  in : — Bases  of  durable   peace.     Chicago,   1918,   p.   19-25. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:1936-1938.     Also  1951-1953. 

Also  in : — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 
230-244. 

Also  in :— Guarantees  of  peace.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  9-20. 

Also  in: — In  our  first  year  of  war.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  162-173. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  7, 
pt.  2:400-403. 

Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  231,  February  11,  1918. 

Also  in : — Le  President  Wilson,  Le  Guerre :  La  Paix.  Paris, 
1918,  p.  85-94. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  364-373. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  472-479. 

Also  in : — Selection  of  war  addresses.  Philadelphia,  1918,  p. 
16-19. 

Letter  to  Hon.  T.  W.  Gregory,  February  13,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  235,  February  15,  1918. 

Reply  to  the  remarks  of  the  Ambassador  of  Great  Britain,  Feb- 
uary  13,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  234,  February  14,  1918. 

Message  to  striking  carpenters  in  eastern  shipyards,  February 
17,  1918.  In :— Guarantees  of  peace.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  21-22. 
Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  237,  February  18,  1918. 


29 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Letter  to  Hon.  William  G.  McAdoo,  February  19,  1918.    Official 
Bulletin,  no.  241,  February  23,  1918. 

Telegram  to  Roy  C.  Vandercook,   February   19,   1918.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  240,  February  21,  1918. 

Statement  regarding  guaranteed  wheat  prices  for  1918.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  242,  February  25,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Newton  D.  Baker,  February  22,  1918.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  256,  March  13,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Franklin  K.   Lane,  February  25,  1918.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  253,  March  9,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Bernard  M.  Baruch,  March  4,  1918.     Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  250,  March  6,  1918.     (Chairmanship  of  War  Indus 
tries  Board.) 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:10554-10555. 

Letter  to  the  Acting  Secretary  of  WTar,  March  4,  1918.     O'fficial 
Bulletin,  no.  250,  March  6,  1918. 

Message  to  Russia,  March  11,  1918.     In: — Guarantees  of  peace. 
N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  23-24.     (Meeting  of  the  Soviet.) 
Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  255,  March   12,  1918,  and  no. 
262,  March  20,  1918. 

Telegram  to  California  Farmers,  March  11,  1918.     Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  259,  March  16,  1918. 

Letter    to    Hon.    Robert    Lansing    regarding    open    diplomacy, 
March  12,  1918.     Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:7653;  also  v.  57:734. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Colin  H.  Livingstone,  March   13,  1918.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  263,  March  21,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Gutzon  Borglum,  March  15,  1918.   Official  Bulletin, 
no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 

30 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Letter  to  Democrats  of  New  Jersey  urging  them  to  forget  party 
lines  and  work  for  humanity,  March  20,  1918.  Cong.  Rec.,  v. 
56:5491-92. 

Statement  regarding  the  taking  over  of  the  Dutch  vessels,  March 
20,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  263,  March  21,  1918. 

Letter  to  William  McCormick  Blair  [March,  1918].  Official 
Bulletin,  no.  266,  March  25,  1918. 

Message  of  confidence  to  Field  Marshal  Haig,  March  25,  1918. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  266,  March  25,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Gutzon  Borglum,  March  29,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 

Letter  to  Secretary  of  Labor  Wilson,  March  29,  1918.  O'fficial 
Bulletin,  no.  274,  April  3,  1918. 

Telegram  of  congratulation  to  General  Foch,  March  29,  1918.' 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  271,  March  30,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Gutzon  Borglum,  April  4,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 

Address  of  President  Wilson,  Baltimore,  April  6,  1918.     Wash 
ington,  1918.     (Opening  Third  Liberty  Loan  campaign.) 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  111-115. 
Also  in : — Bases  of  durable  peace.    Chicago,  1918,  p.  26-30. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:4757-4758. 


Also  in 

254. 
Also  in 
Also  in 
Also  in 
Also  in 
Also  in 
1918, 
Also  in 


— Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  245- 

— Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  25-32. 
-In  our  first  year  of  war.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  174-181. 
—Independent,  v.  94:113. 

-International  Conciliation,  no.  126. 
— Mensagens,  Allocugoes  e  discursos.    Rio  de  Janeiro, 
p.  125-130. 
— New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  8, 


pt.  1 :275-277. 

31 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  277,  April  6,  1918. 

Also  in: — Le  President  Wilson,  La  Guerre:  La  Paix.  Paris, 
1918,  p.  95-101. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  addresses ;  ed.  by  George  Mc 
Lean  Harper.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  306-311. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  foreign  policy,  messages,  ad 
dresses,  papers;  ed.  by  J.  B.  Scott.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  374-380. 

Also  in : — President  Wilson's  state  papers  and  addresses ;  ed. 
by  Albert  Shaw.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  480-484. 

Also  in: — Selection  of  war  addresses.  Philadelphia,  1918,  p. 
19-20. 

Message  to  King  George  V,  April  6,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no. 
280,  April  10,  1918. 

Proclamation  (National  War  Labor  Board),  April  8,  1918.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  280,  April  10,  1918. 

Message  to  the  King  of  Italy,  April,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  282,  April  12,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Gutzon  Borglum,  April  15,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 

Message  from  the  President  of  the  United  States  returning  with 
out  approval  Senate  bill  2917.  (National  ckfense  Army  Chap 
lains.)  April  18,  1918.  Washington,  1918.  (65th  Cong.,  2d 
sess.  Senate.  Doc.  216.) 

Proclamation  (Liberty  Day,  April  26,  1918),  April  18,  1918. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  288,  April  19,  1918. 

Special  statement,  April  19,  1918,  for  "Keeping  our  fighters  fit  for 
war  and  after,"  by  Edward  Frank  Allen.  New  York.  The 
Century  Company,  1918. 

Letter  to  Senator  Overman,  April  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no. 
291,  April  23,  1918. 

32 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Reply  to  the  Japanese  Ambassador  upon  the  presentation  of  his 
credentials,  April  30,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  298,  May  1, 
1918. 

Letter  to  the  Workmen  and  Executive  staff  of  the  New  York 
Shipbuilding  Company,  Camden,  New  Jersey,  May  3,  1918. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  302,  May  6,  1918. 

Proclamation  (Red  Cross  week),  May  4,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  304,  May  8,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Charles  S.  Thomas,  May  6,  1918.     Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 
Also  in  : — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  55  :6145. 

Telegram  to  Hon.  Howard  Coffin,  May  6,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  S.  Hubert  Dent,  Jr.,  May  7,  1918.  Official  Bui- 
no.  307,  May  11,  1918. 

Letters  to  the  Directors  of  the  Division  of  Advertising,  Com 
mittee  on  Public  Information,  May  7,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  307,  May  11,  1918. 

Telegram  to  Delegates  of  Trenton  War  Conference,  May,  1918. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  303,  May  7,  1918. 

Message  (Mothers'  Day,  May  12),  May  11,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  307,  May  11,  1918. 

Proclamation  (day  of  fasting  and  prayer,  May  30),  May  11,  1918. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  308,  May  13,  1918. 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  116-117. 
Also  in: — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  8, 
pt.  2:141-142. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Charles  E.  Hughes,  May  13,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  311,  May  16,  1918. 

33 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Letter  to  Mr.  Busch  expressing  appreciation  for  offered  support 
of  Spanish  War  Veterans,  May  14,  1918.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56, 
appendix  529. 

Letter  to  Senator  Martin.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  311,  May  16, 
1918. 

Address   of    President   Wilson   opening   the   campaign   in    New 

York  for  the  second  Red  Cross  Fund,  Saturday,  May  18,  1918. 

Washington,  1918. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:6751-6762. 

Also  in: — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 
255-265. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v. 
8,  pt.  2:137-139. 

Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  314,  May  20,  1918. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  256-260. 

Proclamation  (June  5,  date  for  registering  young  men  who  have 
reached  the  age  of  21  during  past  year),  May  20,  1918.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  315,  May  21,  1918. 

Message  to  the  French  people  through  Mr.  James  Kerney.  Offi 
cial  Bulletin,  no.  316,  May  22,  1918. 

Letter  to  Dr.  Anna  Howard  Shaw,  May  22,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  319,  May  25,  1918. 

Message  of  greeting  to  the  Italian  people,  May  23,  1918.  Official 
Bulletin,  no.  318,  May  24,  1918. 

Reply  to  our  citizens  of  foreign  extraction.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  319,  May  25,  1918. 

Reply  to  message  of  His  Majesty,  Albert,  King  of  Belgium. 
May  25,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  320,  May  27,  1918. 


34 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Address  of  the   President  of  the  United   States  delivered   at  i 
joint  session  of  the  two  houses  of  Congress,  May  27,   1918. 
Washington,  1918.     (The  finances.) 
Also  in: — (65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.    House.   Doc.  1141.) 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:7114-7115;    also  7137-7138. 
Also  in: — Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  33-41. 
Also  in : — -New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  8, 

pt.  2:139-141. 
Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  320,  May  27,  1918. 

Letter  to  Senator  Sheppard,  May  28,  1918.     (War-time  prohibi 
tion.)     In: — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;   ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  260-261. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:7421. 

Statement  urging  the  buying  of  government  securities  and  war 
saving  stamps.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  323,  May  31,  1918. 
Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  8, 
pt.  2:141. 

Letter  to  Mr.   Maurice   Francis   Egan,  May  31,   1918.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  327,  June  5,  1918. 

Telegram  to  His  Excellency,  Ciro   Luis  Urriola.     Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  328,  June  6,  1918. 

Attitude  of  the  United  States  toward  Mexico.    Address  delivered 
before  a  party  of  editors  from  the  Republic  of  Mexico  at  the 
White  House,  June  7,  1918.     Washington,  1918. 
(65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     Senate.     Doc.  264.) 


Also  in 

—  Americanism.     Chicago   fc!918],  p.  120-123. 

Also  in 

—  Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 

66- 

76. 

Also  in 

—Official  Bulletin,  no.  332,  June  11,  1918. 

Also  in 

—  New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v 

-  8, 

pt.  2: 

42-144. 

Also  in 

—  Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;    ed.  by 

Al- 

bert  I 

ushnell  Hart.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  261-266. 

Also  in 

—The  World  Court,  July,  1918,  p.  445-447. 

35 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Reply  to  letter  from  Mrs.  Carrie  Chapman  Catt  regarding  woman 
suffrage,  June  7,  1918.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:7795. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Robert  Maisel,  June  10,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  332,  June  11,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Samuel  Gompers,  June  10,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  332,  June  11,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Clarence  H.  Mackay,  June  11,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  336,  June  15,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mrs.  Carrie  Chapman  Catt  transmitting  a  reply  to  the 
memorial    of    the     Union     Frangaise    pour    le    Suffrage    des 
Dames,  June  13,  1918.    Official  Bulletin,  no.  335,  June  14,  1918. 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  124-5. 
Also  in: — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:7815. 

Message  to  President  Poincaire,  June  14,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  336,  June  15,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Sherley.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  338,  June  18,  1918. 

Statement  asking  all  patriotic  employers  to  recruit  labor  only 
through  U.  S.  agency,  June  17,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  338, 
June  18,  1918. 

Letter  to  Dr.  Van  H.  Manning,  June  26,  1918.  Official  Bulletin, 
no.  351,  July  3,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Edward  H.  Hurley,  June  26,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  352,  July  5,  1918. 

Message  to  General  Diaz,  June  26,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no. 
346,  June  27,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Sims,  June  29,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  350, 
July  2,  1918. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Message  vetoing  H.  R.  7237  (Appropriations  for  the  Post  Office 
Department),  June  29,  1918.  Washington,  1918.  (65th  Cong., 
2d  sess.  House.  Doc.  1206.) 

Message  to  the  House  of  Representatives  July  1,  1918.     Official 
Bulletin,  no.  350,  July  2,  1918.     (Veto  H.  R.  10358.) 
Also  in  :— (65th  Cong..,  2d  sess.  House.  Doc.  1207.) 

Letter  to  Hon.  Newton  D.  Baker,  July  2,  1918.  Official  Bul 
letin,  no.  351,  July  3,  1918. 

Address  of  President  Wilson  delivered  at  Mount  Vernon,  July 

4,  1918.    Washington,  1918. 

(65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.   Senate.    Doc.  258.     (Four  factors  of 
world  peace.) 

Also  in: — America  joins  the  world.     N.  Y.   [c!919],  p.  80-84. 

Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago   [c!918],  p.  125-128. 

Also  in : — Bases  of  durable  peace.     Chicago,  1918,  p.  31-34. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:8671. 

Also  in: — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.     N.  Y.,   1919,  p. 
266-273. 

Also  in :— Guarantees  of  peace.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  42-48. 

Also  in : — Mensagens,  AllocuQoes  e  discursos.    Rio  de  Janeiro, 
1918,  p.  135-139. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  8, 
pt.  2:191-193. 

Also  in :— Official  Bulletin,  no.  352,  July  5,  1918. 

Also  in:— Outlook,  v.  119:446-447. 

Also  in: — Pan-American  Union  Bulletin,  v.  47:1-7. 

Also  in: — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;    ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  266-269. 

The  first  Independence  Day  for  all  people  (Four-minute  Inde 
pendence  Day  address  by  the  President  read  in  5,300  com 
munities),  July  4,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  352,  July  5,  1918. 

Greeting  to  American  citizens  beyond  the  seas,  on  Independence 
Day,  July  4,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  354,  July  8,  1918. 

Letters  to  His  Excellency,  the  Earl  of  Reading,  July  5,  1918. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  353,  July  6,  1918.  (Three  letters.) 

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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Telegram  to  the  American  Ambassador  at  Rome,  July  5,  1918. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  353,  July  6,  1918. 

Telegram  to  the  Governor  of  the  Virgin  Islands,  July  5,  1918. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  353,  July  6,  1918. 

Reply  to  the  message  of  His  Excellency,  Eleutarios  Venizelos, 
Premier  of  Greece,  July  6,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  355, 
July  9,  1918. 

Reply  to  the  message  of  His  Excellency,  M.  G.  Menocal,  Presi 
dent  of  Cuba,  July  6,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  355,  July  9, 
1918. 


Reply  to  the  message  of  His  Majesty,  Albert,  King  of  the  Bel 
gians,  July  6,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  355,  July  9,  1918. 

Reply  to  the  message  of  His  Majesty,  Alexander, 'King  of  Greece, 
July  6,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  355,  July  9,  1918. 

Reply  to  the  message  of  His  Majesty,  Vittorio  Emmanuel  II, 
King  of  Italy,  July  6,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  355,  July  9, 
1918. 

Reply  to  the  message  of  Son  Excellence,  Raymond  Poincare, 
July  6,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  355,  July  9,  1918. 

Reply  to  message  from  His  Excellency,  Sidonio  Paes,  Portugal, 
July  8,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  358,  July  12,  1918. 

Reply  to  message  from  His  Excellency,  President  Dartiguenave, 
Haiti,  July  9,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  358,  July  12,  1918. 

Reply  to  message  from  His  Majesty,  Ahmed  Kadjar,  Persia, 
July  9,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  358,  July  12,  1918. 

Reply  to  message  from  His  Majesty,  Nicholas,  King  of  Monte 
negro,  July  9,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  358,  July  12,  1918. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1918  . 

Reply  to  message  from  His  Royal  Highness,  The  Prince  of 
Monaco,  July  9,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  358,  July  12,  1918. 

Reply  to  message  from  His  Excellency,  Jose  Pardo,  of  Peru,  July 
10,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  358,  July  12,  1918. 

Reply  to  the  message  of  His  Excellency,  The  President  of  Hon 
duras,  July  10,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  358,  July  12,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Henry  P.  Davison,  July  11,  1918.  (Red  Cross 
work.)  Official  Bulletin,  no.  367,  July  23,  1918. 

Message  sent  to  Congress   (veto  of  resolution  on  relinquishing 
certain  railroads  under  federal  control),  July  11,  1918.    Official 
Bulletin,  no.  358,  July  12,  1918. 
Also  in: — (65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.   Senate.  Doc.  267.) 

Message  from  the  President  of  the  United  States  vetoing  H.  R. 
9054,  An  act  making  appropriations  for  the  Department  of 
Agriculture  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1919.  July  13, 
1918.  Washington,  1918. 

(65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.   House.    Doc.  1229.) 
Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  359,  July  13,  1918. 

Message  to  the  French  people  (Bastile  Day),  July  14,  1918. 
Official  Bulletin,  no.  360,  July  15,  1918. 

Message  to  His  Excellency,  Jose  Vicente  Concha,  President  of 
Colombia,  July  20,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  366,  July  22, 
1918. 

Message  to  His  Majesty,  Albert,  King  of  the  Belgians,  July  21, 
1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  366,  July  22,  1918. 

Proclamation  (Control  of  Telegraph,  Telephone  and  Cable  lines), 
July  22,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  368,  July  24,  1918. 

Reply  to  message  from  King  George  V  on  his  visit  to  one  of  our 
naval  vessels,  July  24,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  387,  August 
15,  1918. 

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Public  address  to  fellow  countrymen,  July  26,   1918.     In : — Se 
lected  addresses  and   public   papers ;   ed.   by   Albert   Busbnell 
Hart.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  270-271.     (Appeal  against  lynching.) 
Also  in : — Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  49-52. 
Also  in:— Official  Bulletin,  no.  370,  July  26,  1918. 
Also  in: — Pan-American  Magazine,  v.  27:271-272. 

Letter  to  Hon.  N.  D.  Baker  on  state  councils  of  defense,  July 

30,  1918.    Official  Bulletin,  no.  384,  August  12,  1918. 

Message  to  the  Swiss   Republic  on   the   National  holiday,  July 

31,  1918.     Official  Bulletin,  no.  376,  August  2,  1918. 

Statement  denouncing  mob  violence  and  appealing  to  his  fellow 
countrymen  to  keep  the  nation's  fame  untarnished.  Wash 
ington,  1918. 

Also  in: — Independent,  v.  95:177. 
Also  in: — Survey,  v.  40:512. 

Message  to  Liberia  on  war  anniversary,  August  3,  1918.  Official 
Bulletin^  no.  383,  August  10,  1918. 

Message  to  the  King  of  England  on  war  anniversary,  August  4, 
1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  378,  August  5,  1918. 

Reply  to  message  from  the  President  of  San  Salvador,  August  5, 
1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  379,  August  6,  1918. 

Appeal  to  persons  engaged  in  coal  mining  to  increase  output, 
August  9,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  384,  August  12,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Henry  P.  Davison  on  the  draft  and  Red  Cross 
workers,  August  14,  1918.  Official  Bulletin,  no.  389,  August 
17,  1918. 

Message  to  His  Excellency,  the  President  of  Uruguay,  August, 
1918.  Official  Bulletin,  No.  397,  August  27,  1918. 

Decision  in  the  action  of  Courts-Martial  in  cases  growing  out  of 
riot  by  soldiers  at  Houston,  August  31,  1918.  Official  U.  S. 
Bulletin,  no.  404,  September  5,  1918. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Letter  to   Rabbi  Wise  on  rebuilding  of   Palestine,  August  31, 
1918.     In  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;   ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  272. 
Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  404,  September  5,  1918. 

Proclamation  (second  conscription),  August  31,  1918.  In: — 
Guarantees  of  peace.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  53-56. 

Public  message  to  labor  on  Labor  Day,  September  1,  1918.  (Ger 
man  war  against  labor.)  In : — Selected  addresses  and  public 
papers ;  ed.  by  Albert  Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  272-274. 
Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  9, 

pt.  1 :57-58. 

Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  402,  September  3,  1918. 
Also  in:— St.  Nicholas,  v.  45:1077. 

Letter  to  Hon.  William  G.  McAdoo,  September  4,  1918.  (On  re 
port  of  Director  General  of  railroads.)  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin, 
no.  416,  September  19,  1918. 

Message  transmitting  text  of  treaty  between  France  and  the 
United  States  providing  for  reciprocal  military  service  of  citi 
zens,  September  6,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  418,  Sep 
tember  21,  1918. 

Message  transmitting  text  of  treaty  between  the  United  States 
and  Greece  providing  for  reciprocal  military  service  of  citizens, 
September  6,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  418,  September 
21,  1918. 

Statement  to  public  regretting  war  questions  confine  him  to 
Washington  during  4th  Liberty  Loan  campaign,  September, 
1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  408,  September  10,  1918. 

Letters  to  District  Lodge,  no.  55,  International  Association  of 
Machinists  and  other  striking  workmen  of  Bridgeport,  Conn., 
September  13,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  412,  Septem 
ber  14,  1918. 

Message  of  congratulations  to  General  Pershing  on  the  success 
of  the  St.  Mihiel  salient,  September  14,  1918.  Official  U.  S. 
Bulletin,  no.  413,  September  16,  1918. 

41 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Despatch  to  the  Austrian  Government  through  Secretary  Lan 
sing,  September  16,  1918.     In : — Selected  addresses  and  public 
papers;   ed.  by  Albert  Bushnell  Hart.    N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  275. 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  129. 
Also  in : — Guarantees  of  peace.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  57. 
Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  414,  September  17,  1918. 

Letter  to  the  Remington  Arms,  U.  M.  C.  Plant,  Liberty  Ord 
nance  Company  and  others,  Bridgeport,  Conn.,  demanding  re 
instatement  of  striking  workmen,  September  17,  1918.  Official 
U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  415,  September  18,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Thetus  W.  Sims  urging  the  passage  of  the  Em 
ergency  power  bill,  September  21,  1918.  Cong.  Rec.,  v. 
56:10603. 

Statement  commending  the  work  of  Congress,  September  23, 
1918.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:10667. 

Opening  campaign  for  Fourth  Liberty  Loan,  address  of  Presi 
dent  Wilson  delivered  in  New  York  City,  September  27,  1918. 

Washington,  1918. 

(65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.    Senate.  Doc.  283.) 

Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  130-136. 

Also  in : — Bases  of  durable  peace.     Chicago,  1918,  p.  3-10. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:10886-10888. 

Also  in: — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 
274-289. 

Also  in : — Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  58-70. 

Also  in: — International  conciliation,  no.  131. 

Also  in : — Mensagens,  Allocuc.oes  e  discursos.  Rio  de  Janeiro, 
1918,  p.  141-149. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  9, 
pt.  1 :251-254. 

Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  424,  September  28,  1918. 

Also  in: — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers;  ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  275-282. 

Also  as : — Principles  for  which  America,  China  and  the  Al 
lies  are  fighting.  Reprinted  from  Millard's  review  of  October 
5,  1918.  Shanghai,  China.  (English  and  Chinese  texts.) 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Address  of  the  President  of  the  United  States  delivered  in  the 
Senate  of  the  United  States,  September  30,  1918.  Washington 
1918.  (Woman  Suffrage.) 

(65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  284.) 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:10928-10929. 
Also  in: — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.     N.  Y.,   1919,  p. 

290-298. 

Also  in :— Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  71-72. 
Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  425,  September  30,  1918. 

Public  message  to  the  Student  Corps,  October  1,  1918.     In: — 
Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;   ed.  by  Albert  Bushnell 
Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  282-283. 
Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  426,  October  1,  1918. 

Statement  urging  all  sea-faring  men  to  rally  to  call  of  the  mer 
chant  marine,  October,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  426, 
October  1,  1918. 

Despatch  to  the  German  Government  through  Secretary  Lan 
sing,  October  8,  1918.  (Question  of  an  Armistice.)  In : — 
Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Albert  Bushnell 
Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  283-284. 

Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago   [c!918],  p.  141. 
Also  in : — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.     N.   Y.,   1919,  p. 

301-303. 

Also  in :— Guarantees  of  peace.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  78-79. 
Also  in  : — International  conciliation,  no.  133. 
Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  433,  October  9,  1918. 

Letter  to  Mr.  Lloyd  England  concerning  the  "give-a-bushel  war 
fund,"  October  9,  1918.  Cong.  Rcc.,  v.  56:11524. 

Statement  on  Fourth  Liberty  Loan  campaign,  October  11,  1918. 
Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  435,  October  11,  1918. 

Despatch  to  the   German  Government  through   Secretary   Lan 
sing,  October  14,  1918.     (No  negotiated  peace  with  Germany.) 
In : — Selected    addresses    and    public    papers ;     ed.   by   Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  284-286. 
Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago  [c!918],  p.  141-142. 
Also  in: — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:11241. 

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Also  in  : — Discursos  y   mensajes  de  estado.     N.  Y.,   1919,  p. 

304-308. 

Also  in  :— Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  80-83. 
Also  in: — Independent,  v.  96:113. 
Also  in: — International  conciliation,  no.  133. 
Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  437,  October  15,  1918. 

Message  transmitting  to  the  Senate  the  text  of  a  treaty  between 
the  United  States  and  Italy  providing  for  reciprocal  military 
service,  October  14,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  446, 
October  25,  1918. 

Statement  on  Fourth  Liberty  Loan,  October  14,  1918.  Official  U. 
S.  Bulletin,  no.  437,  October  15,  1918. 

Message  to  Austria-Hungary  through  Secretary  Lansing,  Oc 
tober  18,  1918.  In  :— Guarantees  of  peace.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p. 
84-86. 

Also  in:— Cong.   Rec.,  v.   56:11402. 
Also  in: — Discursos  y.  mensajes  de  estado.     N.  Y.,   1919,  p. 

309-11. 
Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  441,  October  19,  1918. 

Letter  replying  to  Hon.  Newton  D.  Baker,  regarding  2,000,000 
men  overseas,  October  22,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no. 
445,  October  24,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  G.  \Y.  Hitchcock  regarding  article  3  of  peace 
terms  in  the  address  of  January  8th,  October  22,  1918.  Cong. 
Rec.,  v.  56:11489. 

Letter  of  support  to  Mr.  Hennessy,  October  23,  1918.  Cong. 
Rec.  v.  56:11497. 

Message  to  Mr.  Frederick  Oedcrlin,  Charge  d'Affaires  of  Switzer 
land  through  the  Secretary  of  State,  October  23,  1918.     In  :— 
Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  86-90. 
Also: — Americanism.     Chicago    [c!918],  p.   143-144. 
Also  in : — Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estado.     N.   Y.,   1919,  p. 

312-316. 

Also  in: — International  conciliation,  no.  133. 
Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no    445,  October  24,  1918. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

An  appeal   to  the  Electorate  for  political  support,  October  25, 
1918.     In  :— Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  91-94. 
Also  in: — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:11494;    also  appendix  732. 

Letter  replying  to   Senator  Simmons  about   speech   of  January 
8,  October  28,  1918.     Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  449,  October 
29,  1918. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:11490. 

Telegram  to  W.  P.  Metcalf  telling  of  non-support  of  the  adminis 
tration  by  Senator  Fall,  October  28,  1918.  Cong.  Rec.,  v. 
56:11525. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Franklin  K.  Lane,  November  4,  1918.  (Council 
of  National  Defence.)  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  454,  Novem 
ber  4,  1918. 

Message  of  congratulation  to  His  Majesty,  Vittorio  Emanuele 
III,  of  Italy,  November,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  455, 
November  5,  1918. 

Reply  to  Germany,  November  5,  1918.  In : — Americanism. 
Chicago  [c!918],  p.  144. 

Also  in: — International  conciliation,  no.  133. 
Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  456,  November  6,  1918. 

Address  of  the   President  of  the  United   States  delivered  at  a 

joint  session  of  the  two  houses  of  Congress,  November  11,  1918. 

Washington,  1918.     (Armistice  with  Germany.) 
(65th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     House,  Doc.  1339.) 

Also  in: — Americanism.     Chicago    [c!918],  p.    138-140. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  56:11537-11539;    also  11541-11543. 

Also  in: — Discursos  y  mensajes  dc  estado.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  317- 
323. 

Also  in  :— Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  95-110. 

Also  in: — International  conciliation,  no.  133. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  9, 
pt.  1 :363-364. 

Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  460,  November  11,  1918. 

Also  in : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;  ed.  by  Al 
bert  Bushnell  Hart.  N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  286-289.  (Incomplete 
text) 

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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Announcement  of  the  signing  of  the  Armistice  with  Germany, 
November  11,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  460,  November 
11,  1918. 

Birthday  greetings  to  His  Majesty,  Vittorio  Emmanuel,  King 
of  Italy,  November  11,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  460, 
November  11,  1918,  and  no.  469,  November  21,  1918. 

Statement  urging  former  teachers  to  return  to  the  teaching  pro 
fession,  November  12,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  465, 
November  16,  1918. 

Reply  to  congratulations  from  Hon.  Belisario  Porras.  Panama, 
November  13,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  469,  November 
21,  1918. 

Message  of  felicitation  to  His  Majesty,  Albert,  King  of  the  Bel 
gians,  November  15,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  465,  No 
vember  16,  1918. 

Reply  to  congratulations  from  His  Majesty,  Yoshihito,  Japan, 
November  15,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  469,  Novem 
ber  21,  1918. 

Reply  to  message  from  His  Excellency,  Hon.  Shihchang,  China, 
November  15,  1918.  Official  U.  S. 'Bulletin,  no.  469,  Novem 
ber  21,  1918. 

Proclamation    (Thanksgiving  for   Victory),   November   16,   1918. 
In:— Guarantees  of  peace.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  111-112. 
Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  466,  November  18,  1918. 

Statement  announcing  his  intention  to  visit  Europe,  November 
18,  1918.  In  : — America  and  the  League  of  Nations.  N.  Y., 
1919,  p.  61. 

Reply  to  message  of  congratulation  on  the  ending  of  the  war 
from  His  Majesty,  Victor  Emmanuel,  November  20,  1918.  Offi 
cial  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  469,  November  21,  1918. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Letter  to  Hon.  William  G.  McAdoo,  accepting  his  resignation 
as  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  November  21,  1918.  Official 
U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  471,  November  23,  1918. 

Message  felicitating  King  Albert  on  his  re-entry  into  Brussels, 
November  21,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  471,  Novem 
ber  23,  1918. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Frank  P.  Walsh  (accepting  his  resignation  as 
chairman  of  War  Labor  Board),  November  27,  1918.  Official 
U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  479,  December  4,  1918. 

Announcement  of  the  membership  of  the  delegation  of  the 
United  States  to  the  Peace  Conference,  November  29,  1918. 
In: — America  and  the  League  of  Nations.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  61. 

Letter  to  Dr.  C.  A.  Prosser  on  healing  the  wounded,  November 
29,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  508,  January  10,  1919. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Bernard  M.  Baruch  (resignation),  November  30, 
1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  480,  December  5,  1918. 

Address  of  the   President  of  the  United  States   delivered  at  a 

joint  session  of  the  two  houses  of  Congress,  December  2,  1918. 

Washington,  1918.     (Address  before  going  abroad.) 

(65th  Cong.,  3d  sess.     House,  Doc.  1668.)     (Also  as  Bu 
reau  edition.) 

Also  in : — America  and  the  League  of  Nations.     N.  Y.,  1919, 
p.  62-64.     (In  part.) 

Also  in: — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  57:5-8;   also  12-15. 

Also  in :— Guarantees  of  peace.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  113-137. 

Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  9, 
pt.  2:106-110. 

Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  477,  December  2,  1918. 

Also  in  : — Selected  addresses  and  public  papers ;   ed.  by  Albert 
Bushnell  Hart.     N.  Y.,  1918,  p.  289-303. 

Wireless  message  from  U.  S.  S.  George  Washington  to  Mr. 
Charles  M.  Schwab  (resignation),  December  9,  1918.  Official 
U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  483,  December  9,  1918. 

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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Wireless  message  to  editors  of  Norway,  Sweden  and  Denmark 
in  Washington,  December  10,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no. 
484,  December  10,  1918. 

Note  to  Chile  and  Peru  urging  them  to  compose  their  differences. 
Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  486,  December  12,  1918. 

Response  to  President  Poincare's  address  of  welcome.  Paris, 
December  14,  1918.  In :— International  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919, 
p.  1-4. 

Reply  to  the  greeting  of  a  Socialist  delegation.    Paris,  December 

16,  1918.     In :— International  ideals.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  5-6. 

Reply  to  greetings  of  the  Prefect  of  the  Seine  and  of  the  Presi 
dent  of  the  Municipal  Council.  Paris,  December  16,  1918.  In: 
—International  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  7-9. 

Address  acknowledging  the  honor  bestowed  upon  him  by  the 
University  of  Paris  in  the  form  of  a  Doctor's  degree,  Decem 
ber  21,  1918.  In:— International  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  16-19. 
Also  in : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington, 

1919,  p.  5-6. 

Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  268. 
Also  in : — Reception   du   President   Wilson   a   TUniversite   de 

Paris,  le  21  Decembre  1918.     Paris  [1919],  p.  15-16. 
Also  in  : — School  and  Society,  v.  9 :23-24. 

Letter  accepting  the  resignation  of  Ambassador  Wm.  G.  Sharp, 
December  21,  1918.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  540,  February 

17,  1919. 

Address  to  the  American  troops  at  Humes,  December  25,  1918. 
In :— International  ideals.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  12-15. 
Also  in : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington,  1919, 

p.  6-8. 

Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  268-269. 
Also  in  : — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  57 :844. 
Also  in  :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  497,  December  27,  1918. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1918 

Response  to  an  address  of  welcome  by  the  Mayor  of  Chaumont, 
December  25,   1918.     In :— International  ideals.     N.  Y.,   1919, 
p.  10-11. 
Also   in : — Addresses   on   first   trip   to   Europe.     Washington, 

1919,  p.  8-9. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  269. 

Reply  to  the  address  of  welcome  from  the  Mayor  of  Dover,  De 
cember  26,   1918.     In :— International  ideals.     N.  Y.,   1919,  p. 
20-21. 
Also   in :— Addresses   on   first   trip   to   Europe.     Washington, 

1919,  p.  10. 

Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  270. 
Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  497,  December  27,  1918. 

Reply  to  King  George's  speech  of  welcome  at  Buckingham  Pal 
ace,   December   27,    1918.      In : — International   ideals.      N.   Y., 
1919,  p.  22-25. 
Also   in : — Addresses   on   first   trip   to   Europe.     Washington, 

1919,  p.  10-11. 

Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  272. 
Also  in  .'—Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  499,  December  30,  1918. 

Address  at  the  luncheon  given  by  the  Lord  Mayor  at  the  Man 
sion    House,   December   28,    1918.      In : — International   ideals. 
N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  32-34. 
Also  in  : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington,  1919, 

p.  15-16. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  273-274. 

Reply  to  an  address  by  the  Lord  Mayor  at  the  Guildhall,  on  be 
half  of  the  Corporation  of  the  city  of  London,  December  28, 
1918.     In :— International  ideals.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  26-31. 
Also   in : — Addresses   on   first  trip   to   Europe.     Washington, 

1919,  p.   12-14. 

Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  272-273. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  57 :980. 
Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  499,  December  30,  1918. 


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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Reply  to  Committee  of  National  Council  of  the  Evangelical  Free 
Churches.  London,  December  28,  1918.  In : — Addresses  on 
first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington,  1919,  p.  12. 

Reply  to  League  of  Nations  LTnion,  American  Embassy.  Lon 
don,  December  28,  1918.  In : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Eu 
rope.  Washington,  1919,  p.  12. 

Speech  to  the  congregation  of  the  Lowther  Street  Congrega 
tional  Church.  Carlisle,  England,  December  29,  1918.  In : — 
International  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  35-37. 

Address  at  Free  Trade  Hall.     Manchester,  December  30,  1918. 
In : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.     Washington,  1919,  p. 
17-20. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  274-275. 

Address  at  luncheon.    Midland  Hotel,  Manchester,  December  30, 

1918.  In : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.     Washington, 

1919,  p.  16-17. 

Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  276. 

Books,  1919 

Addresses  of  President  Wilson.  Addresses  delivered  by  Presi 
dent  Wilson  on  his  Western  tour,  September  4  to  September 
25,  1919,  on  The  League  of  Nations,  Treaty  of  peace  with 
Germany,  Industrial  conditions,  High  cost  of  Living,  Race 
riots,  etc.  Washington,  1919.  (66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.  Senate, 
Doc.  120.) 

Addresses  of  President  Wilson,  Boston,  Mass.,  February  24, 
1919.  New  York,  N.  Y.,  March  4,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 

Addresses  of  President  Wilson  on  first  trip  to  Europe,  December 
3,  1918,  to  February  24,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 

America  and  the  League  of  Nations ;  addresses  in  Europe,  com 
piled  by  Lyman  P.  Powell  and  Fred  B.  Hodgins.  New  York, 
Rand  McNally  and  Company  [c!919].  (Contains  addresses, 
etc.,  from  November  18,  1918,  to  March  4,  1919. 

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Books,  1919 

America  joins  the  world ;  selections  from'  the  speeches  and  state 
papers  of  President  Wilson,  1914-1918;  with  an  introduction 
[A.  O.  Lovejoy].  New  York,  Association  Press  [c!919]. 

Chile.  Ministerio  de  relaciones  exteriores.  El  mensaje  del  presi- 
dente  Wilson.  Discurso  pronounciados  en  la  Camara  de  di- 
putados  por  el  ministro  de  relaciones  exteriores,  Don  Luis  Bar- 
ros  Borgono,  en  las  sesiones  12  y  13  de  Decembre  1918.  Santi 
ago  de  Chile.  Imprenta  universitaria.  1919.  (La  cuestion 
chileno-peruana.  no.  5.) 

Discursos  y  mensajes  de  estato  del  Presidente  Wilson,  recopi- 
lados  y  ed.  por  F.  Eugenic  Ackerman,  tr.  de  Juan  F.  Urquidi, 
introduccion  por  Dr.  Roberto  Brenes  Mesen.  New  York,  D. 
Appleton  y  compania.  1919.  (Contains  addresses,  etc.,  from 
October  27,  1913,  to  November  11,  1918.) 

Guarantees  of  peace ;  messages  and  addresses  to  the  Congress  and 
the  people,  January  31,  1918,  to  December  2,  1918,  together 
with  the  peace  notes  to  Germany  and  Austria.  New  York, 
Harper  &  Brothers,  1919. 

International  ideals ;  speeches  and  addresses  made  during  the 
President's  European  visit,  December  14,  1918,  to  February  14, 
1919.  New  York,  Harper  &  Brothers,  1919. 

League  of  Nations.  Comparison  of  the  plan  for  the  League  of 
Nations,  showing  the  original  draft  as  presented  to  the  com 
mission  constituted  by  the  preliminary  Peace  conference  in 
session  at  Versailles,  France,  together  with  the  covenant  as 
finally  reported  and  adopted  at  the  plenary  session  of  the 
Peace  conference  ;  also  the  presentation  speeches  of  the  Presi 
dent  of  the  United  States  relating  thereto.  Washington,  1919. 
(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.  Senate,  Doc.  7.) 

Die  neue  freiheit,  ein  aufruf  zur  befreiung  der  edlen  krafte  eines 
volkes.  Mit  einer  einlcitung  von  Hans  Winand.  Miinchen, 
G.  Miiller,  1919. 

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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

The  new  ireedom  ;  a  call  for  the  emancipation  of  the  generous 
energies  of  a  people.  N.  Y.,  Doubleday,  Page  &  Co.,  1919. 
(First  published  in  1913.) 

President  \\  ilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history-making 
documents.  Chicago,  Stanton  and  Van  Vliet  Co.,  1919.  (Con 
tains  selected  addresses,  papers,  etc.,  from  April  2,  1917,  to 
February  24,  1919.) 

Proclamations  by  the  President  of  the  United  States,  January  7, 

1919,  to  March  4,  1919.     U.  S.  Laws,  Statutes,  etc.    The  stat 
utes  at  large,  v.  40,  pt.  2,  p.  1919-1938. 

Also  March  19,  1919,  to  December  27,  1919,  id.  v.  41,  pt.  2,  p. 
1741-1784.     (For  other  proclamations,  see  under   1917,   1918, 

1920,  1921.) 

The  triumph  of  ideals ;  speeches,  messages,  and  addresses  made 
by  the  President  between  February  24,  1919,  and  July  8,  1919, 
covering  the  active  period  of  the  Peace  Conference  at  Paris. 
New  York,  Harper  &  Brothers  [1919]. 

The  wisdom  of  Woodrow  Wilson ;  being  selections  from  his 
thoughts  and  comments  on  political,  social  and  moral  questions 
compiled  and  with  an  introduction  by  Charles  J.  Herold,  New 
York.  Brentano's,  1919. 

Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Address  at  the  Ouirinal,  Rome,  Italy,  January  3,  1919.  In : — 
Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington,  1919,  p.  21-22. 

Address  before  Italian  Parliament,  Rome,  January  3,  1919.  In : — 
Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington,  1919,  p.  23-25. 
Also  in  : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  277. 

Address,  The  Capitol,  Rome,  January  3,  1919.     In : — Addresses 
on  first  trip  to  Europe.    Washington,  1919,  p.  22-23. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  279. 
Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  504,  January  6,  1919. 

52 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Address  in  the  Academy  of  the  Lencei,  Rome,  January  4,  1919. 
In : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.     Washington,  1919,  p. 
25-26. 
Also  in  : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  279. 

Letter  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  transmitting  a  cable 
gram  from  the  President  and  the  tentative  draft  of  a  bill  ap 
propriating  $100,000,000  for  the  relief  of  European  peoples  out 
side  Germany,  January  4,  1919. 

(65th  Cong.,  3d  sess.     House,  Doc.  1640.) 
Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  504,  January  6,  1919. 

Reply  to  the  press  representatives  at  Rome,  January  4,  1919. 
In : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington,  1919, 
p.  26-27. 

Speeches  at  Genoa,  January  5,  1919.    In : — Addresses  on  first  trip 
to  Europe.    Washington,  1919,  p.  27-28. 
Also  in: — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  280. 

Speeches  at  Milan,  January  5,  1919.    In : — Addresses  on  first  trip 
to  Europe.    Washington,  1919,  p.  28-32. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  280-282. 

Address,  The   Municipalite,  Turin,  January  6,   1919.     In: — Ad 
dresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.    Washington,  1919,  p.  32-33. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  282-283. 
Also  in  :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  506,  January  8,  1919. 

Addresses  at  the  Philharmonic  Club,  Turin,  January  6,  1919. 
In : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington,  1919,  p. 
33-35. 

Address  at  the  University,  Turin,  January  6,   1919.     In : — Ad 
dresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.    Washington,  1919,  p.  35-36. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  283. 

Proclamation  (Death  of  Theodore  Roosevelt),  January  7,  1919. 
Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  506,  January  8,  1919. 

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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Letter  accepting  the  resignation  of  Attorney-General  T.  \V. 
Gregory,  January  10,  1919.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  511, 
January  14,  1919. 

Cablegram  through  Mr.  J.  P.  Tumulty  to  Messrs.  Taft  and 
Manly,  National  War  Labor  Board,  January,  1919.  Official 
•U.  S/Bulletin,  no.  510,  January  13,  1919. 

Cablegram  to  Mr.  Sherley  ($100,000,000  for  food  for  Europe), 
January,  1919.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  511,  January  14, 
1919. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Robert  S.  Brookings  accepting  the  resignation  of 
the  members  of  the  price-fixing  committee,  January  13,  1919. 
Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  531,  February  6,  1919. 

Address  opening  the  Peace  Conference,  Paris,  January  18,  1919. 
In: — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington,  1919, 
p.  37. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  57:1731-1732. 
Also  in: — International  Conciliation,  no.  139. 

Response  to  an  address  of  welcome  at  a  dinner  in  the  Luxem 
bourg  palace,  Paris,  January  20,  1919.  In : — Chicago  daily 
news  almanac,  1920,  p.  284. 

Address  before  the  Peace  Conference,  January  25,  1919.     In : — 
Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.    Washington,  1919,  p.  39-43. 
Also  in :— Independent,  v.  97:174,  203. 
Also  in: — International  Conciliation,  no.  139. 
Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,    v.  9, 

pt.  2:383-385. 
Also  in  :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  522,  January  27,  1919. 

Reply  to  address  of  working  women  of  France,  Paris,  January 
25,  1919.  In  : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington, 
1919,  p.  43-44. 

Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  284-285. 
Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  522,  January  27,  1919. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Reply  to  the  League  for  the  Rights  of  Man,  Paris,  January  28, 
1919.  In : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.  Washington, 
1919,  p.  45. 

Message  through  Secretary  Lansing  to  Ignace  Paderewski,  ex 
tending  full  recognition  to  the  provisional  Polish  Government, 
January,  1919.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  525,  January  30, 
1919. 

Address  before  the  French  Chamber  of  Deputies,  Paris,  Feb 
ruary  3,  1919.  In: — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  285- 
286. 

Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  57 :2826-2827. 
Also  in :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  530,  February  5,  1919. 

Reply  to  delegation  from  French  Society  of  Nations,  Paris,  Feb 
ruary  12,  1919.    In  : — Addresses  on  first  trip  to  Europe.    Wash 
ington,  1919,  p.  45-46. 
Also  in: — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  286. 

Address  before  the  Preliminary  Peace  Conference  upon  present 
ing  the  original  draft  for  the  League  of  Nations,  February  14, 
1919.  Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  7.) 
(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  46.) 
Also  in : — Addresses   on   first   trip   to   Europe.      Washington, 

1919,  p.  47-58. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  57:3408-3411. 
Also  in  :— Independent,  v.  97 :288-290,  307. 
Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  9, 

pt.  2:398-401. 

Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  541,  February  18,  1919. 
(Text  of  League  covenant  given  in  no.  538,  February  14, 
1919.) 

Cablegram  from  Paris  through  Secretary  Tumulty  to  members 
of  the  Foreign  Relations  Committee  of  the  U.  S.  Senate  and  the 
Foreign  Affairs  Committee  of  the  House.  (League  of  Nations) 
February  14,  1919.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  540,  February 
17,  1919. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  57:3689. 

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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Farewell  message  to  the  French  people,  February  14,  1919.  In : — 
Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  286. 

Wireless  message  from  the  U.  S.  S.  George  Washington  to  M. 
Clemenceau  expressing  sympathy  over  his  injury  caused  by  an 
attempt  at  his  assassination,  February,  1919. 

The  League  of  Nations.  Address  delivered  by  the  President 
of  the  United  States  at  Boston,  Mass.,  on  February  24,  1919, 
on  the  plan  for  the  League  of  Nations.  Washington,  1919. 

(65th  Cong.,  3d  sess.     Senate.     Doc.  431.) 
Also  in  : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  287-289. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  57:4201-4203. 
Also  in  :— Independent,  v.  97:321-322. 
Also  in  : — International  Conciliation.     Special  bulletin,  March, 

1919. 
Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  10, 

pt.  1 :87-90. 

Also  in  :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  546,  February  25,  1919. 
Also  in:— Triumph  of  ideals.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  1-16. 

Message  submitting  information  regarding  the  designation  of 
Bar  Harbor,  Me.,  as  a  port  of  entry,  February  26,  1919.  Wash 
ington,  1919. 

(65th  Cong.,  3d  sess.     House,  Doc.  1831.) 

Letter  to  Dr.  Anna  Howard  Shaw  accepting  the  resignation  of 
the  Woman's  Committee,  Council  of  National  Defense,  Feb 
ruary  27,  1919.  Official  I'.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  571,  March  26,  1919. 

Letter  to  Hon.  William  B.  Bankhead  urging  passage  of  the 
Americanization  bill.  February  28,  1919.  Cong.  Rec.,  v. 
57:4565. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Robert  S.  Brookings  (Price-fixing  Committee), 
February  28,  1919.  Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  558,  March  11, 
1919. 

Address  before  Governors  and  Mayors  called  to  discuss  the  labor 
situation,  March  3,  1919.  In  :— Triumph  of  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919, 
p.  17-21. 

Also  in  : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  289-290. 
Also  in  :— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  551,  March  3,  1919. 

56 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Letter  to  the  Commission  of  the  Philippine  Legislature  through 
the  Secretary  of  War,  Mr.  Baker,  March  3,  1919.  In  :— United 
States  Bulletin,  no.  577,  April  7,  1919. 

Message  transmitting  information  in  detail  of  the  administration 

of  the  provisions  of  the  so-called  Overman  act,  authorizing  the 

President    to    co-ordinate    or    consolidate    executive    bureaus, 

agencies,  and  offices,  etc.,  March  3,  1919.     Washington,  1919. 

(65th  Cong.,  3d  sess.    House,  Doc.  1841.) 

Message  transmitting  statement  from  the  acting  Secretary  of 
State,  with  accompanying  papers,  of  appropriations,  expendi 
tures,  and  balances  of  appropriations  under  the  Department 
of  State  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30,  1918,  March  3,  1919. 
Washington,  1919. 

(65th  Cong.,  3d  sess.    House,  Doc.  1842.) 

Address  at  New  York,  N.  Y.,  March  4,  1919.     In :— Addresses  of 
President   Wilson,   Boston,   Mass.,   February   24,   1919.     New 
York,  N.  Y.,  March  4,  1919.    Washington,  1919. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  290-293. 
.Also  in: — International  Conciliation,  Special  bulletin,  March, 

1919. 
Also  in : — New  York  Times  Current  History  Magazine,  v.  10, 

pt.  1 :104-108. 

Also  in:— Official  U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  554,  March  6,  1919. 
Also  in:— Triumph  of  ideals,  N.  Y.,   1919,   p.  22-40.      (Dated 

here  March  5.) 

Statement  regarding  the  deliberate  attempt  to  embarrass  the  ad 
ministration  by  Congress,  March  4,  1919.  Official  U.  S.  Bul 
letin,  no.  552,  March  4,  1919. 

Statement  in  Paris  regarding  the  League  covenant  as  an  integral 
part  of  the  treaty  of  peace,  March  14,  1919.  Official  U.  S.  Bul 
letin,  no.  563,  March  17,  1919. 

Joint  letter  asking  Mr.  Lloyd  George  to  remain  in  Paris,  signed 
with  M.  Clemenceau  and  M.  Orlando,  March  17,  1919.  Official 
U.  S.  Bulletin,  no.  566,  March  20,  1919. 

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Statement  issued  in  Paris,  March  27,  1919.     (League  of  Nations.) 
In :— Triumph  of  ideals.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  41-42. 
Also  in:— United  States  Bulletin,  no.  576,  April  3,  1919. 

Memorandum  sent  to  the  Italian  delegation  to  the  Peace  Con 
ference,  April  14,  1919.  In  :— Triumph  of  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919, 
p.  59-65. 

Statement  in  behalf  of  the  Council  of  Four,  April  14,  1919.  In  :— 
Triumph  of  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  43-44. 

Statement    on    the    controversy    with    Italy    over    the    Adriatic 
question,  April  23,  1919.     In  :— Triumph  of  ideals.     N.  Y.,  1919 
p.  45-51. 
Also  in  :— United  States  Bulletin,  no.  583,  April  28,  1919. 

Appeal  for  Victory  Liberty  Loan,  April  24,  1919.  In : — United 
States  Bulletin,  no.  582,  April  24,  1919. 

Speech  delivered  before  the  plenary  session  of  the  Peace  Confer 
ence,  April  28,  1919.  In: — International  Conciliation,  no.  139. 
Also  in :— Triumph  of  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919,  52-58. 

Memorandum  on  Italian  situation,  April  29,  1919.  Cong.  Rec., 
v.  58:330-331. 

Also  in  :— Triumph  of  ideals.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  59-65. 
Also  in:— United  States  Bulletin,  no.  588,  May  19,  1919. 

Proclamation  (boy  scouts).  Paris,  May  1,  1919.  In: — Triumph 
of  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  66-69. 

Address  at  the  session  of  the  Academy  of  moral  and  political 
science.  Paris,  May  10,  1919.  In : — Triumph  of  ideals.  N. 
Y.,  1919,  p.  70-78. 

Message  communicated  to  the  two  houses  of  Congress  at  the  be 
ginning    of    the    first    session    of    the    Sixty-sixth    Congress. 
Washington,  1919.     (Transmitted  by  cable.) 
Also  in: — (66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     House,  Doc.  20.) 
Also  in: — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  378-381. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:40-42,  also  67-70. 
Also  in  :— Triumph  of  ideals.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  79-96. 
Also  in :— United  States  Bulletin,  no.  589,  May  26,  1919. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Speech  at  dinner  given  by  the  Pan-American  peace  delegation  in 
honor  of  Dr.  Epitacio  Pessoa,  President-elect  of  Brazil.  Paris, 
May  27,  1919.  In :— Triumph  of  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  97-103. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  294-295. 

Memorial  day  message  to  the  American  people.     Paris,  May  29, 
1919.    In :— Triumph  of  ideals.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  104-105. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  295. 
Also  in  : — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58 :446. 

Address  of  President  Woodrow  Wilson  delivered  at  the  memor 
ial  exercises  held  at  Suresnes  cemetery,  near  Paris,  France,  on 
May  30,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  20.) 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  295-297. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  53:494-495;  also  v.  58,  appendix  8837- 

8838 ;   also  v.  59,  appendix  9200. 
Also  in:— -Triumph  of  ideals.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  106-115. 

Cablegram  to  Senator  Hitchcock  through  Mr.  Tumulty  regard 
ing  the  possession  of  copies  of  the  treaty  by  unauthorized  per 
sons,  June  7,  1919.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:781  ;  also  783. 

Address  before  the   Chamber  of  Deputies.     Brussels,  June   19, 
1919.     In:— Triumph  of  ideals.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  116-125. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  297-298. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:1428-1429. 

Speech  at  dinner  given  by  President  Poincare  in  honor  of  Presi 
dent  Wilson  and  the  delegates  to  the  Peace  Conference.    Paris, 
June  26,  1919.     In :— Triumph  of  ideals.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  127- 
131. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  298-299. 

Statement  on  the  eve  of  his  departure  from  France,  June  28,  1919. 
In:_Triumph  of  ideals.     N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  135-136. 
Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  299. 


59 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Message  to  the  American  people  given  out  by  Secretary  Tu 
multy,  June  28,  1919.  In  :— Triumph  of  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919, 
p.  132-134. 

Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  299. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:1952-1953;    also  2016. 
Also  in:— United  States  Bulletin,  v.  1,  no.  16,  July  7,  1919. 


Peace  message  to  Great  Britain,  June  29,  1919.  In : — Triumph 
of  ideals.  N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  137-138. 

Address  given  to  the  soldiers  and  sailors  on  the  after-hatch  of 
the   U.   S.   S.   George   Washington,   July   4,    1919.      In :— The 
Hatchet,  published  on  the  high  seas,  1919,  series  2,  vol.  6,  no.  5. 
Also  in: — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  299-301. 
Also  in:— Triumph  of  ideals.    N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  139-148. 

Address  in  Carnegie  Hall,  July  8,  1919.     In  : — Triumph  of  ideals. 
N.  Y.,  1919,  p.  149-156. 
Also  in: — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  301-302. 

Reply  to  greeting  of  citizens  in  Washington  upon  his  arrival, 
July  8,  1919.  In : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  302. 

Address  of  the  President  of  the  United  States  to  the  Senate  of 
the  United  States  relative  to  the  treaty  of  peace  with  Germany, 
July  10,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  50.) 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58 :2336-2339. 
Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.    N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  1-23. 

Message  recommending  granting  to  John  J.  Pershing  and  Peyton 
C.  March  the  permanent  rank  of  General,  and  to  William  S. 
Benson  and  William  S.  Sims  the  permanent  rank  of  Admiral, 
July  18,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    House,  Doc.  153.) 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:2811  ;   also  2852. 


60 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Messages  transmitting  an  agreement  between  the  U.  S.  and 
France  which  was  signed  at  Versailles,  June  28,  1919,  to 
secure  the  Republic  of  France  the  immediate  aid  of  the  U. 
S.  in  case  of  unprovoked  movement  of  aggression  against  her 
on  the  part  of  Germany,  July  29,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  63.) 
Also  in : — International  conciliation,  no.  145. 

American  troops  in  Siberia.     Message  in  response  to  a  resolu 
tion  of  the   Senate   agreed   to,  June   23,   1919,   informing  the 
Senate  of  the  reasons  for  sending  United   States  soldiers  to 
and  maintaining  them  in  Siberia.     Washington,  1919. 
(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  60.) 

Protocol  to  the  treaty  of  peace  with  Germany ;    message  trans-      . 
mitting  a  letter  of  the  Secretary  of  State  submitting  a  certifiecr 
copy  of   the  protocol   to  the   treaty  of  peace  with   Germany, 
signed  at  Versailles  on  June  28,  1919.    Washington,  1919. 
(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  66!) 

Letter  to  Hon.  Frederick  H.  Gillett  regarding  the  postponement 
of  recess  of  Congress,  August  1,  1919.    Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:3543; 
also  4637. 
Also  in: — United  States  Bulletin,  v.  1,  no>  21,  August  11,  1919. 

Letter    to    Hon.    John    J.    Esch    regarding    railroad    legislation, 
August  1,  1919.     Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:3543.     (This  letter  was  also 
addressed  to  Hon.  Albert  B.  Cummins,  August  1,  1919.    Cong. 
Rec.,  v.  58:3626.) 
Also  in  :— United  States  Bulletin,  v.  1,  no.  21,  August  11,  1919. 

Cablegram  to  President  Pessoa  giving  greetings  upon  his  in 
augural  as  President  of  Brazil,  August  2,  1919.  In : — United 
States  Bulletin,  v.  1,  no.  20,  August  4,  1919. 

r "  *>.v  • 

The   cost  of   living.      Address   of   the    President   of   the   United 
States  delivered  at  a  joint  session  of  the  two  Houses  of  Con 
gress,  August  8,  1919.     Washington,  1919. 
Also  in: — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  143-146. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:3718-3721;    also  3728-3730. 
Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  24-47.     (Dated 
August  6  here.) 

61 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Letter  to  Director  General  of  Railroads  Hines  regarding  railway 
wages,  August,  1919.  In: — United  States  Bulletin,  v.  1,  no. 
21,  August  11,  1919. 

Message  transmitting,  in  response  to  Senate  resolutions  of  July 
15  and  17,  information  concerning  the  purported  German- 
Japanese  treaty,  the  adjustment  in  reference  to  Shantung,  and 
the  intimidation  of  Chinese  peace  delegates  by  Japan,  August 
11,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  72.) 
Also  in :— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  45-47. 

fReply  to  questions  on  the  Treaty  of  peace  submitted  to  the 
President  by  Senator  Fall,  August  19,  1919.  Cong.  Rec.,  v. 
58:4177-4178. 

^Treaty  of  Peace  with  Germany.     Report  of  the  Conference  be 
tween  members  of  the  Senate  Committee  on  Foreign  Relations 
and  the  PresideHt  of  the  United  States  at  the  White  House, 
Tuesday,  August  19,  1919.     Washington,  1919. 
(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  76.) 

Message  transmitting  an  agreement  between  the  U.  S.,  Belgium, 
the  British  Empire,  and  France  of  the  one  part,  and  Germany 
of  the  other  part,  which  was  signed  at  Versailles,  June  28,  1919, 
with  regard  to  the  military  occupation  of  the  territories  of  the 
Rhine,  August  23,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 
(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.  Senate,  Doc.  81.) 

Message    transmitting   an    agreement    between    the    U.    S.,    the 
British  Empire,  France,  Italy  and  Japan  on  the  one  hand  and 
Poland   on  the  other  hand,  which   was   signed   at   Versailles, 
June  28,  1919.     August  23,  1919.     Washington,  1919. 
(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  82.) 

Message  transmitting  a  communication  from  the  Secretary  of 
State  suggesting  that  the  passport-control  act  of  May  22, 
1918,  be  extended  for  one  year  after  peace  shall  have  been  con 
cluded  between  the  U.  S.  and  the  Central  Powers  of  Europe, 
August  25,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  79.) 

Also  in: — United  States  Bulletin,  v.   1,  no.  24,  September   1, 
1919. 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Statement  to  representatives  of  the  Railway  employees'  depart 
ment,  American  federation  of  labor,  and  report  of  Walter  D. 
Hines,  August  25,  1919.     Washington,  1919. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:4344-4345. 
Also  in  :— The  hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  54-58. 

Statement  to  the  public  on  railway  labor  and  the  high  cost  of 
living,  August  26,  1919.    In :— Hope  of  the  world.    N.  Y.,  1920, 
p.  48-53. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:4343-4344. 

Labor  Day  message,  August  31,  1919.  In: — Hope  of  the  world. 
N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  59-60. 

Address  at  Coliseum,  Indianapolis,  Indiana,  September  4,  1919. 
(Peace  Treaty.)  In: — Addresses  delivered  oruJiis  Western 
tour.  Washington,  1919,  p.  19-28.  *•"  ^  Y"  J 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58 : 5000- 5003. -/ 
Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  85-91. 

Address  at  Columbus,  Ohio,  September  4,  1919.  (League  of 
Nations.)  In : — Addresses  delivered  on  his  Western  tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  5-15. 

Also  in : — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  698-702. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:4997-5000. 
Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  61-84. 

Address  from  rear  platform,  Richmond,  Indiana,  September  4, 
1919.     In  : — Addresses  delivered  on  his  Western  tour.     Wash 
ington,  1919,  p.  17-18. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58  :5000. 

Address  at  Coliseum,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  September  5,  1919.     (Peace 
Treaty  and  League  of  Nations.)     In : — Addresses  delivered  on 
his  Western  tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  39-47. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5005-5008. 
Also  in :— Hope  of  the  world.    N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  98-103. 


63 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

%  Address  at  Luncheon  at  Hotel  Statler,  St.  Louis,  Missouri,  Sep 
tember  5,  1919.     (League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  deliv 
ered  on  his  Western  tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  29-38. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5003-5005. 
Also  in :— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  92-97. 

v  Address  at   Convention   Hall,   Kansas   City,   Mo.,   September  6, 
1919.      (Treaty  of  Peace.)      In : — Addresses   delivered   on   his 
Western  tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  49-57. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rcc.,  v.  58:5008-5010. 
Also  in  :— Hope  of  the  world.    N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  104-110. 

•Address    at    Des    Moines,    Iowa,    September   6,    1919.      (Peace 
Treaty.)       In : — Addresses    delivered    on    his    Western    tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  59-70. 
Alos  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5585-5588. 
Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  111-116. 

*  Address  at  Auditorium,  Omaha,  Neb.,  September  8,  1919.    (Peace 

Treaty.)      In : — Addresses    delivered    on    his    Western    tour. 

Washington,  1919,  p.  71-80. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5588-5591. 

Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.    N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  117-120. 

*  Address  at  Coliseum,  Sioux  Falls,  S.   Dak.,  September  8,  1919. 

(Peace   Treaty.)      In: — Addresses   delivered   on   his   Western 
tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  81-90. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5591-5593. 

Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  121-124.     (In 
part.) 

*  Address   at    Auditorium,    St.    Paul,    Minn.,    September   9,    1919. 

(League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  West 
ern  tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  107-116. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58 :5939-5942. 

«  Address  at  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  September  9,  1919.     (League  of 
Nations.)      In : — Addresses    delivered    on    his    Western    tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  99-105. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5937-5939. 

64 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Address  before  State  Legislature,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  September  9,  * 
1919.     (High  cost  of  living.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his 
Western  tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  91-97. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5593-5595. 

Address   at    Bismarck,   N.    Dak.,    September    10,    1919.      (Peace  ' 
Treaty.)       In : — Addresses    delivered    on    his    Western    tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  117-125. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5942-5944. 

Address  from   rear  platform,   Mandan,  N.   Dak.,   September   10,  * 
1919.     (Peace  Treaty.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  West 
ern  tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  127. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5944. 

Address   at   Auditorium,    Billings,    Mont.,    September    11,    1919.  % 
(Peace  Treaty.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  Western  tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  129-138. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5944-5947. 

Also  in:— .Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.   125-131.     (In 
part.) 

Address  at  Opera  House,   Helena,   Mont.,  September   11,   1919.  * 
(League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  West 
ern  tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  139-154. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:5947-5951. 
Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.    N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  132-135. 

Address  at  Cceur  D'Alene,  Idaho,  September  12,  1919.     (League   * 
of  Nations.)     In : — Addresses  delivered  on  his  Western  tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  155-163. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6175-6177. 

Addresses  at  Spokane,  Wash.,  September  12,  1919.     (League  of 
Nations.)      In : — Addresses    delivered    on    his    Western    tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  165-174. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6177-6180. 

Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  136-139.     (In 
part.) 

65 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

*  Address  at  Arena,  Seattle,  Wash.,  September  13,  1919.     (Peace 

Treaty.)       In : — Addresses    delivered    on    his    Western    tour. 

Washington,  1919,  p.  191-200. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6234-6236. 

*  Address  at  Armory,  Tacoma,  Wash.,  September  13,  1919.    (Peace 

Treaty.)       In : — Addresses    delivered    on    his    Western    tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  177-187. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6180-6183. 

Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  140-145.     (In 
part.) 

*  Address  at  Stadium,  Tacoma,  Wash.,  September  13,  1919.    (Reply 

to  greeting.)     In : — Addresses  delivered  on  his  Western  tour. 

Washington,  1919,  p.  175. 

Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6180. 

Address   at   Hippodrome,   Seattle,   Wash.,   September    13,    1919. 
(Peace   Treaty.)      In: — Addresses   delivered    on    his   Western 
tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  189-190. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6183. 

*  Address    at    Auditorium,    Portland,    Ore.,    September    15,    1919. 

(League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  West 
ern  tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  207-217. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6238-6241. 

Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,   1920,  p.   146-149.     (In 
part.) 

f   Address  at  luncheon,  Hotel  Portland,  Portland,  Ore.,  September 
15,  1919.     (League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on 
his  Western  tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  201-206. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6236-6238. 

Address  at  Auditorium,  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  September  17,  1919. 
(League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  West 
ern  tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  231-242. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58 :6244-6247. 


66 


Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Address  at  luncheon,  Palace  Hotel,  San  Francisco,  Cal.,  Septem- 
her  17,  1919.     (Peace  Treaty.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on 
his  Western  tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  219-229. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6241-6243. 

Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,   1920,  p.   150-155.     (In 
part.) 

Address    at    Auditorium,    Oakland,    Cal.,    September    18,    1919.  * 
(Peace   Treaty.)      In: — Addresses   delivered   on   his   Western 
tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  255-263. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58 :6250-6252. 

Address  at  Berkeley,  Cal.,  September  18,  1919.     In : — Addresses  * 
delivered  on  his  Western  tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  253-254. 
Also  in  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6249-6250. 

Address  at  luncheon,   Palace   Hotel,   San   Francisco,   Cal.,   Sep-  » 
tember  18,  1919.     (Peace  Treaty.)     In: — Addresses  delivered 
on  his  Western  tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  243-252. 
Also  in  :— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58  :6247-6249. 
Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.    N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  156459. 

Address  at  San  Diego,   Cal.,  September  19,   1919.      (League  of   * 
Nations.)      In: — Addresses    delivered    on    his    Western    tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  277-282. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6403-6404. 

Address    at    Stadium,    San    Diego,    Cal.,    September    19,    1919.   ** 
(Peace   Treaty.)      In : — Addresses   delivered   on   his   Western 
tour.     Washington,   1919,  p.  265-275. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6252-6255. 

Address  at  Auditorium,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  September  20,  1919.   * 
(Peace   Treaty.)      In: — Addresses   delivered   on   his   Western 
tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  291-301. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6406-6409. 

Address  at  Hotel  Alexandria,  Los  Angeles,  Cal.,  September  20,     • 
1919.     (League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his 
Western  tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  283-290. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6404-6406. 

67 


Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Address  av  Reno,  Nev.,  September  22,  1919.     (Peace  Treaty  and 
League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  West 
ern  tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  307-319. 
Also  in: -Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6410-6413. 

%  Address    from    rear   platform    at   Ogden,    Utah,    September   23, 
1919.     (Peace  Treaty.)    In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  West 
ern  tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  303. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6409-6410. 

j   Address  at  Tabernacle,  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah,  September  23,  1919. 
(League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  West 
ern  tour.     Washington,  1919,  p.  321-334. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6413-6417. 

*  Address  from  rear  of  platform  at  Ogden,  Utah,  September  23, 
1919.  (Reply  to  welcome.)  In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his 
Western  tour,  Washington,  1919,  p.  305. 

fc  Address    at    Cheyenne,    Wyo.,    September    24,     1919.       (Peace 
Treaty.)       In : — Addresses    delivered    on    his    Western    tour. 
Washington,  1919,  p.  335-348. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6417-6421. 

9  Address    at    Auditorium,    Denver,    Colo.,    September    25,    1919. 
(League  of  Nations.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  on  his  West 
ern  tour.    Washington,  1919,  p.  349-358. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6421-6424. 

t  Address  at  Pueblo,  Colo.,  September  25,  1919.     (League  of  Na 
tions.)     In: — Addresses  delivered  oh  his  Western  tour.   Wash 
ington,  1919,  p.  359-370. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58:6424-6427. 
Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  163-169. 

Message  transmitting  in  response  to  a  Senate  resolution  of  Sep 
tember  11,  1919,  certain  information  as  to  a  copy  of  the  report 
made  by  Mr.  Paul  Whitham  on  "Neutralization  of  transporta 
tion  in  China,"  September  29,  1919.     Washington,  1919. 
(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  115.) 

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Messages  and  Addresses,  1919 

Letter  to  National  Industrial  Conference,  October  22,  1919.  In : 
-Hope  of  the  world.  N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  170-172. 

Statement  warning  coal  strikers  of  Federal  action,  October  25, 
1919.    Cong.  Rec.,  v.  58 :7583. 
Also  in:— Hope  of  the  world.    N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  173-177. 

Message  returning  to  the  House  of  Representatives  without  ap 
proval  House  bill  6810,  "An  act  to  prohibit  intoxicating  bever 
ages,"  etc.,  and  stating  certain  objections  thereto,  October  27, 

1919.  Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     House,  Doc.  282.) 

Letter  to  the  people  of  the  country  about  the  Red  Cross  Roll 
Call,  November  2-11,  1919.  In :— Hope  of  the  world.  N.  Y., 

1920,  p.  178-180. 

.Message  returning  \vithout  approval  H.  R.  8272,  "An  act  to  re 
store  Harry  Graham,  Captain  of  Infantry,  to  his  former  posi 
tion  on  lineal  list  of  Captains  of  Infantry,"  November  5,  1919. 
Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     House,  Doc.  291.) 

Message  to  his  fellow  countrymen  on  Armistice  Day,  Novem 
ber  11,  1919.  In:— Hope  of  the  world.  N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  181-182. 

Telegraph,  telephone  and  cable  properties.     Message  transmit 
ting  a  report  of  the  Postmaster  General.    Washington,  1919. 
(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  152.) 

Message  returning  without  approval  the  bill  (S.  641)  to  amend 
section  10  of  an  act  entitled  "An  act  to  provide  for  the  opera 
tion  of  transportation  systems  while  under  federal  control,  for 
the  just  compensation  of  their  owners,  and  for  other  purposes," 
approved  March  21,  1918,  November  19,  1919.  Washington, 
1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  1st  sess.     Senate,  Doc.   155.) 


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Bibliography  of  Woodrow  Wilson 

Message  communicated  to  the  two  houses  of  Congress  at  the 
beginning  of  the  second  session  of  the  sixty-sixth  Congress, 
December  2,  1919.  Washington,  1919. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     House,  Doc.  399.) 
Also  in: — Chicago  daily  news  almanac,  1920,  p.  737-741. 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  59:29-31;   also  53-56. 
Also  in :— Hope  of  the  world.     N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  183-204. 

Text  of  proposal  to  the  miners  at  Indianapolis,  December  9,  1919. 
In:— Hope  of  the  world.  N.  Y.,  1920,  p.  205-208. 

Books,  1920 

The  hope  of  the  world,  messages  and  addresses  delivered  be 
tween  July  10,  1919,  and  December  9,  1919,  including-  selec 
tions  from  his  country-wide  speeches  in  behalf  of  the  Treaty 
and  Covenant.  New  York,  Harper  &  Brothers  [1920]. 

President  Wilson's  great  speeches  and  other  history-making 
documents.  Chicago,  Stanton  and  Van  Vliet  Co.  [c!920]. 
Contains  addresses,  etc.,  from  March  4,  1913,  to  April  6,  1918. 

Proclamations  by  the  President  of  the  United  States,  January 
16,  1920-December  9,  1920.     U.  S.  Laws,  Statutes,  etc.     The 
statutes  at  large.    Vol.  41,  pt.  2,  p.  1784-1812. 
(For  other  proclamations,  see  under  1917,  1918,  1919,  1921.) 

Messages  and  Addresses,  1920 

Letter  to  Hon.  Homer  S.  Cummings  defining  his  treaty  stand, 
January  S,  1920.  Cong  Rec.,  v.  59:1249. 

Conditions  in  the  Ukraine  respecting  treatment  of  Jews.     Mes 
sage,  January  12,  1920.     Washington,  1920. 
(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.    'Senate,  Doc.  176.) 

Mission  of  the  United  States  to  Poland.  A  message,  January 
15,  1920.  Washington,  1920. 

(66th  Cong:,  2d  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  177.) 


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Messages  and  Addresses,  1920 

Letter  to  Hon.  Robert  Lansing  regarding  meetings  of  the  Cab 
inet  held  during  his  illness,  February  7,  1920.  Cong.  Rec.,  v. 
59:2882. 

Letter  replying  to  Hon.  Robert  Lansing  regarding  his  resigna 
tion  as  Secretary  of  State,  February  11,  1920.  Cong.  Rec.,  v. 
59:2882. 

Letter  to  Hon.  Robert  Lansing  accepting  his  resignation,  Feb 
ruary  13,  1920.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  59:2883. 

Message  transmitting  in  response  to  a  Senate  resolution  of  Feb 
ruary  14,  1920,  information  with  respect  to  the  disposition  of 
the  ex-German  vessels  in  possession  of  the  U.  S.  and  trans 
mitting  a  draft  of  a  proposed  undertaking  in  regard  to  ex- 
enemy  merchant  tonnage,  February  18,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  231.) 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  59:3221. 

Letter  to  the  heads  of  Rail  Unions  on  wage  issue,  February  28, 
1920.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  59 :3667. 

Amnesty  to   prisoners   since   the  armistice,   message,   March   1, 

1920.  Washington,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  241.) 
(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  249.) 

Message  transmitting  in  response  to  House  Resolution  500,  in 
formation  regarding  the  status  of  the  American  military  forces 
now  stationed  in  German  territory,  April  1,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.    House,  Doc.  709.) 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  59:5101. 

Message  returning  without  approval  H.  B.  12610,  "An  act  mak 
ing  appropriations  for  the  legislative,  executive  and  judicial 
expenses  of  the  government  for  the  fiscal  year  ending  June  30, 

1921,  and  for  other  purposes,"   May   13,   1920.     Washington, 
1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     House,  Doc.  764.) 

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Message  transmitting  report   regarding  the   sixth   international 
sanitary  conference,  May  15,  1920.     Washington,  1920. 
(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     House,  Doc.  765.) 

Restriction  on  American  petroleum  prospectors  in  certain  foreign 
countries.  Message  transmitting  a  report  of  the  Secretary  of 
State,  May  17,  1920.  Washington,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  272.) 

United  States  Railroad  administration.  Message  transmitting 
statements  of  receipts  and  expenditures  for  the  years  ending 
December  31,  1918,  and  December  31,  1919,  May  20,  1920. 
Washington,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  275.) 

Message  from  the  President  of  the  United  States,  requesting  that 
the  Congress  grant  the  executive  power  to  accept  for  the 
United  States  a  mandate  for  Armenia.  Washington,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.    House,  Doc.  791.) 
Also  in:— Cong.  Rec.,  v.  59:7533-7534;  also  7549. 
Also  in: — International  conciliation,  no.  151. 

Message  returning  without  approval  House  joint  resolution  de 
claring  a  state  of  war  to  exist  between  the  U.  S.  and  the 
Austro-Hungarian  Government,  and  to  declare  a  state  of 
peace,  May  28,  1920.  Washington,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     House,  Doc.  799.) 

Message  returning  without  approval  H.  R.  7629,  "An  act  to 
amend  the  penal  laws  of  the  U.  S.,"  and  suggesting  certain 
changes  therein,  June  2,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.    House,  Doc.  802.) 

Message  returning  without  approval  H.  B.  4927,  "An  act  for  the 
relief  of  Nancy  A.  Parsons,  etc.,"  and  stating  certain  objections 
thereto,  June  4,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.     House,  Doc.  808.) 

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Books,  Messages  and  Addresses,  1921 

Message  returning  without  approval  H.  B.  9783,  "An  act  to  pro 
vide  a  national  budget  system,  an  independent  audit  of  gov 
ernment  accounts,  and  for  other  purposes,"  and  stating  certain 
objections  thereto,  June  4,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  2d  sess.    House,  Doc.  805.) 

Letter  to  Congress  calling  attention  to  an  agreement  between 
the  British  and  French  Premiers  and  the  President,  June  16, 
1920.  Cong.  Rec.,  v.  60:3598. 

Message  communicated  to  the  two  houses  of  Congress  at  the 
beginning  of  the  third  session  of  the  Sixty-sixth  Congress, 
December  7,  1920.  Washington,  1920. 

(66th  Cong.,  3d  sess.    House,  Doc.  903.) 
Also  in: — Cong.  Rec.,  v.  60:24-26;  also  32-33. 

Books,  1921 

Division  and  reunion,  with  additional  chapters  bringing  the  nar 
rative  down  to  the  end  of  1918,  by  Edward  S.  Corwin.  New 
York.  Longmans,  Green  and  Co.,  1921.  First  printed  in  May, 
1893. 

Proclamations  by  the  President  of  the  United  States,  February 
3,  1921,  to  March  3,  1921.  U.  S.  Laws,  Statutes,  etc.  The 
statutes  at  large.  Vol.  41,  pt.  2,  p.  1813-1819. 

(For  other  proclamations,  see  under  1917,  1918,  1919,  1920.) 

Messages  and  Addresses,  1921 

Reviving  the  War  Finance  Corporation ;  message  returning  to  the 
Senate  without  approval  resolution  212,  January  3,  1921. 
Washington,  1921. 

(66th  Cong.,  3d  sess.    Senate,  Doc.  350.) 

Telegraph,  telephone  and  cable  properties.    Message  transmitting 
the  report  of  the   Postmaster  General   and  a   supplementary 
financial  report,  February  25,  1921.    Washington,  1921. 
(66th  Cong.,  3d  sess.     Senate,  Doc.  415.) 

Letter  to  Hon.  Finis  Garrett  regarding  the  fixing  of  the  price  of 
copper  by  Mr.  Baruch  during  the  war,  March  1,  1921.  Cong. 
Rec.,  v.  60:4200. 

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